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863 Roaring Beach RD, Cloud agitates one of the surfing beaches of Tasmania.
The creative couple Jamie and Ingrid Kwong, Tassie Paradise, will be ready to pass the hammer on May 12 and could be yours for a dream price.
Jamie, who is the chef and author of Kylie Kwong, directed an advertising company, but now he chose to spend his days with his wife artist moving among his rod owned as “cabin.”
These include the Little Black Shack in Great Mackerel Beach, the Little Onsen Cabins on the mountain on the North Island of Japan in Hokkaido and The Headland, an isolated shelter that is at a picturesque 1.5 km from Hobart.
The couple has now decided to separate from The Headland, with an auction on May 12 with a price guide of $ 1.5 million through David Medina by Sydney Sotheby’s, who is interested in Sydney, but also in New York, London and Singapore.
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The price guide is $ 1.5 million for the auction of May 12 through David Medina or Sydney Sotherby’s.
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Jamie Kwong is the brother of the renowned chef and author Kylie Kwong.
“It is the most extraordinary lifestyle block that I have seen in 30 years of selling real estate. I don’t think you will find another and that you can build incredible there,” Medina said.
As Jamie told Mercury recently: “The promontory is an old surfer cabin located in the forest on the roaring beach at the tip of Southast in Tasmania.
Lorded by the imposing sea cliffs, 200 coastal reserve acres and only accessible through a 1.5 km entrance through our own private forest, the only company that we maintain in the promontory is own or local native wildlife. “
They had discovered the promontory after their first visit to Tasmania in 2017 for their 25th wedding anniversary.
“We decided to spend more time here and create a private escape for our family and friends,” he said.
The couple observed more than 20 properties before discovering the promontory.
There is direct access to the beach through a secret track.
They observed more than 20 properties, but as soon as they saw the Headland, they knew he was the indicated.
“So many trees and animals, both space and privacy. And so few distractions.”
They worked with their surfist neighbors to restore the old cabin, which had been built by the son of the original owner and his companions of surfer 30 years before.
‘The Headland’ now has a 1.5 km entrance that is rolled through its own forest for a solar day cabin with solar energy between trees.
There is direct access to the beach through a ‘secret’ track and the property is surrounded by three sides by the conservation area and the high sea cliffs.
Simple comforts are in sacrifice.
Tension eight hectares, ‘The Headland’ presents many inspiring construction sites where you can sit and enjoy the impressive views of the surrounding hills and valleys, Roaring Beach, Storm Bay, Wedge Island, Bruny Island and beyond.
The property passes one of the most famous Tasmania surfing beaches and is just a few promises from the world -famous Big Wave Break, Shipstern Bluff.
Enjoy the entire Tasman Peninsula has to sacrifice everything in the short term of ‘The Headland’.
Attractions include oyster farms, wineries, distilleries and farmers from historical sites, national parks and some of the best Tasmania walks.
Not to mention beaches, bays and picturesque waterfalls, and the highest cliffs of the southern hemisphere.