31 Jendi Avenue, Bayview.

Tucked against Loquat Valley Reserves, this captivating residence sits above the lush green canopy in one of Bayview's most desirable cul-de-sac settings. It's a gorgeous pocket of calm that dovetails with a luxe, unbuttoned lifestyle; this is a home with a point-of-view about living life fully, both inside and out. Effortless, inviting and quietly sophisticated, it embraces uninterrupted treetop views from every room - a beautifully restrained material palette of stone and timber grounds the open design within the lush surrounds. Comprehensively renovated in 2025, it's been transformed into a fully liberated living space with a multi-functional design and enormous wraparound decks, allowing both privacy and space for gatherings large and small. An extraordinary property from end-to-end, every inch of this home has been reimagined; the finest materials and fittings have been chosen for their trueness to place, their ability to catch the distinctive coastal light and to age beautifully over time. - Tip of a level cul-de-sac, bordered by reserves, private and tranquil - Open design, generous split-level layout with double-height ceilings - Fully renovated in 2025; premium appointments and quality finishes - Enormous wraparound decks offer both sheltered and alfresco zones - Streamlined polyurethane and stone-top entertainer's kitchen with servery to the deck - Integrated fridge, freezers, ovens, dishwasher, downdraft induction cooktop - Primary bedroom includes deluxe ensuite, walk-in robe and deck - Bedrooms fitted with custom robes; all open to decks and views - Wood-burning fireplace, wide plank floors, copper beach shower - Home and hot water powered by solar energy - Easy-care parcel of land, double garage, electronic security gates - Family-friendly setting; short stroll to St Lukes Grammar, local playground and Pittwater's foreshore Disclaimer: Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the preparation of the particulars herein, no warranty can be given, and interested parties must rely on their own enquiries.