20 Hillary Parade

The vision of celebrated architect Walter Barda, this newly constructed resort-inspired residence sets a new benchmark for premium quality and design in Sydney's south-east. A breezeway on entry creates an impressive sense of arrival, with the home featuring a flow-through layout that incorporates discreet curves and voids to connect the various open spaces. Featuring a lift, for ease of living and accessibility, this multi-level design comes with multiple living areas, a ground level guest suite and a master retreat orientated to capture beautiful city skyline views. From its striking façade featuring charred Japanese timber and sandstone, every detail of this luxury home has been exceptionally planned and executed. Layered textures including travertine, marble and oak pair with natural greenery at every chance for a home that is beautifully bold and a dream to live in. In a desirable pocket bordering Malabar, the home is a stroll to Pioneer's Park, village shops and schools, with the shores of Maroubra and Malabar beaches in minutes. Living area with gas fireplace wraps a garden atrium Chef's kitchen features Fisher + Paykel appliances Stunning marble bullnose island plus a cocktail bar Concealed basement retreat ideal as a cinema/gym Mineral pool wrapped in decks and fringed by palms Automated irrigation throughout all landscaped areas Sheltered entertainer's terrace with Beefeater BBQ Master suite with walk-in robe, ensuite and balcony Bathrooms and powder room with elegant tapware Western red cedar eave cladding VRV air-conditioning, 6.6kw solar system, rainwater Water Rates: $169.03 per quarter approx. Council Rates: $472.20 per quarter approx. Land Size: 365.1sqm approx Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries. Images may include digitally enhanced or AI-generated content for illustrative purposes and may not precisely represent the actual and complete property or its features.