94 Grandview Drive, Newport.

Commanding northeast views over the sweep of Newport Beach to the horizon, this exquisite residence calls to mind the iconic architecture dotting Amalfi's coastline. A home of graceful lines and generous proportions, it offers a sense of curated taste, unmatched quality and timeless coastal style – there's nothing remotely like it on the peninsula. Cascading over three levels, it's subtle luxury from top to bottom; grand corniced ceilings, custom-designed joinery and translucent earth tones create a sumptuous experience, while banks of French doors extend the interiors to sun-washed terraces and the privacy of manicured gardens. The grand entryway sets the tone for what follows - a chef's kitchen clad in Crema Marfil marble, bathrooms finished in travertine and Carrara marble, and two generous living zones across separate levels. This is a home where the standard of finish only reveals itself on closer inspection; where imported fittings and bespoke details speak quietly of an uncompromising commitment to quality and luxurious livability. - Commanding northeast views across Newport Beach to the Reef - Stunning property of enduring quality and timeless elegance - Grand proportions, graceful architectural lines, corniced ceilings - Bespoke collection of premium fittings sourced from around the globe - Rich hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, French doors and windows - Sun-dappled entertaining terraces, level lawns and manicured gardens - Chef's kitchen with Gaggenau appliances and Crema Marfil benchtops - Two spacious living zones on separate levels, each open to terraces - Primary suite with ocean-facing terrace, custom-designed walk-in robe - Double bedrooms with built-ins; travertine + Carrara marble bathrooms - Ducted/zoned climate control, guest powder room, double brick build - Double carport and off-street parking + a vast internal storage room 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.