More Room for the Life You Want

THE SETTING

A change of perspective comes with the address.

At 443 Coorabell Road, choosing where to spend the afternoon comes with another consideration: which outlook you feel like.

The main residence opens towards the pool and the ocean beyond. The second looks into the hinterland. Each has its own architecture and character, giving you two different places to feel at home.

Across five acres, the appeal is easy to picture. Have everyone over. Find a quiet corner. Enjoy the company, then enjoy a little space.

There is room for more than one version of a good day.

EVERYDAY LIVING

Lunch can take its time.

In the main residence, the kitchen, living spaces and pool are closely connected. Broad openings keep the landscape in view and make heading outside an easy next move.

Lunch can drift into a swim. Someone can stay at the table while others settle back inside. With the shared spaces opening towards the outdoors, spending time together needn’t mean everyone doing the same thing.

Three bedrooms, including a generous main bedroom retreat, give the residence a quieter side too. Once the plates are cleared and the conversation winds down, there is somewhere to close the door.

THE DETAILS

The Kitchen Sets the Tone.

The cantilevered concrete kitchen bench is a detail you notice immediately. It gives the kitchen presence—and a natural place for people to gather while a meal comes together.

Natural textures and expansive glazing carry that character through the interiors. Strong architectural lines frame the spaces; broad openings bring in the surrounding landscape.

It is easy to imagine enjoying these rooms without an occasion attached. Making coffee. Preparing dinner. Looking up from the bench and taking a moment before getting on with things.

ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW

A different outlook. A character of its own.

Constructed using hempcrete by Balanced Earth, the second residence brings a different character to the property. Its hinterland outlook gives it a perspective of its own.

That individuality matters. Two residences offer more flexibility, but their differences also make the property more interesting to spend time in.

You might gravitate towards the openness of the main residence and pool, or prefer the second residence’s closer relationship with the hinterland. There is a choice of surroundings within the same address.

For anyone thinking about how they want to share their home—and how much space they want for themselves—that is a compelling starting point.

ROOM TO CHOOSE

Together, with room for your own plans.

Living well with other people often comes down to having enough room for different routines.

Company when you feel sociable. Quiet when you have had a full day. Somewhere to gather without making every space a shared one.

At 443 Coorabell Road, the two residences give those preferences room. The main living spaces and pool invite people together, while each residence offers its own atmosphere and outlook.

A long lunch by the pool. An afternoon to yourself. People you enjoy having around, with space for everyone to follow their own plans. Two residences make that balance easier to imagine.

443 Coorabell Road, Coorabell, is part of the Atlas Featured Homes collection, represented by Chloe Coleman and Zander Van Oldenborgh of Atlas Byron Bay.