37 Tasman Drive

Elevated on the headland above Gerringong, Aspect House is a landmark coastal residence designed by architect Clayton Orszaczky an exhibition of precision, restraint and quiet boldness. Oriented to capture uninterrupted Pacific Ocean views, the home's form turns unexpectedly towards the sea, revealing a series of sightlines that extend far beyond its boundaries. The residence is anchored by a welcoming garden, designed by Tanya Wood, that grounds the structure while allowing the home to unfold above. A cantilevered upper level, wrapped in timber, hovers above robust concrete forms, creating an enduring presence. Interiors are drawn outward at every opportunity with full-height openings, ensuring even the most intimate spaces maintain a connection to the horizon. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms are thoughtfully arranged, including a main suite with operable timber screens framing a private ocean outlook. Bathrooms adopt a cocoon-like sensibility, pairing softness with restraint, while the first-floor living domain is elevated by a concealed wet bar, discreetly hidden behind timber screening. Completing the outdoor experience, an angular plunge pool and outdoor shower introduce a coastal counterpoint to the landscape, while ground-level spaces open to gardens, where native plantings soften the architectural edges. Sustainability is intrinsic to the design, with passive solar principles, operable timber screening, double glazing and an integrated solar system working in concert to regulate comfort and reduce impact. Just footsteps from Werri Beach and the Ocean Pool, and a short walk to Gerringong's village centre, the home is further complemented by a 2 car tandem garage. Features include: Elevated headland position above Gerringong with uninterrupted Pacific Ocean views - Architect-designed residence by Clayton Orszaczky, built by Saltbox Building Co. - Four-bedroom, three-bathroom layout with refined spatial planning throughout - Main suite with operable timber screens framing a private ocean vista - First-floor living domain with concealed wet bar hidden behind timber screening - Cantilevered upper level clad in timber above robust concrete forms - Underfloor heating throughout the lower ground floor and in all bathrooms - Full-height openings throughout, drawing light and views deep into the interiors - Angular plunge pool and outdoor shower, enhancing the coastal outdoor experience - Landscaped gardens by Tanya Wood with native plantings softening the architecture - 10,000 L underground water tank with access points - Passive solar design, double glazing, solar system and double garage - Tesla EV charger and a 3 battery Tesla Powerwall Disclaimer: We've gathered our information from sources we deem reliable and have used our best endeavours to ensure its accuracy, although accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors or inaccuracies within. We encourage all parties to make their own enquiries to verify the information contained within