1 Eurabalong Road

Set against the tranquil backdrop of Gunnamatta Bay, 'Wedderburn' stands as one of Burraneer's most distinguished waterfront estates. Held by the same family for over 70 years, this grand residence was designed by James Peddle in a composition of the English "Arts and Crafts" and American "Craftsman" styles, resting on an extraordinary 5,467sqm parcel of land with direct deep-water access and breathtaking water views. This prominent location and the dominant landmark residence makes this property a significant visual element on the foreshore of Gunnamatta Bay. Originally built circa 1920 and with a proud local heritage listing, the home captures the enduring craftsmanship of the time on a grand scale from its high-pitched terracotta roof and roughcast render façade to the beautifully preserved timber joinery and intricate leadlight windows. Positioned to capture sunshine year-round and embraced by cooling coastal breezes, the home is both a peaceful private sanctuary and an exceptional development opportunity, with DA approval in place for a three-lot stratum subdivision. Inside, generous proportions and refined detailing create a sense of timeless grandeur, a large flexible floorplan with multiple living areas designed to frame the ever-changing beauty of the Bay. At its heart lies the magnificent living hall, featuring a large timber and sandstone inglenook and grand staircase, leading to two upper-level bedrooms, with one opening to a private balcony suspended above the water. Wedderburn's eastern side unfolds to a series of terraces, sandstone pathways, and lawns cascading towards the waterfront, offering an intimate connection to the Bay and potential for future jetty or boating facilities (STCA). High Points - Expansive 5,467sqm deep waterfront estate on the western side of Gunnamatta Bay - DA approval for subdivision into three stratum lots - Water views from nearly every room, framed by grand leadlight windows - Direct access to the Bay via landscaped sandstone terraces and gardens - Local heritage-listed residence in a composition of the English "Arts and Crafts" and American "Craftsman" styles - Grand living hall with striking inglenook and detailed timber joinery - Spacious formal living and dining rooms designed to capture natural light and views - Generous bedrooms with both water and garden outlooks - Terracotta-tiled roof, roughcast render façade, and original architectural detailing throughout - Held by the same family for over seven decades, an irreplaceable legacy property