“I’m rarely speechless, but this left me without words. Simply flawless.”

On the cliffs of Ben Buckler, 156 Brighton Boulevard holds one of Bondi’s most commanding positions. The home is designed to open itself to the ocean, glass, stone and steel working together to frame the horizon and let light and sea become part of the architecture.

Across three levels, the house balances scale with intimacy. Living areas stretch wide and outward, while private rooms fold back in, layered with detail and warmth. Six bedrooms and a suite of bathrooms are each treated as individual spaces, with finishes that feel crafted rather than repeated.

The design is uncompromising but not cold. Terraces float above the cliff, a pool sits as if suspended above the waves, and interiors are finished with a mix of precision joinery and considered textures. Everywhere, the outlook dominates, yet the house holds its own — quietly assured, deeply resolved.

This is a home that belongs to the edge: dramatic, refined, and inseparable from the ocean below.