5/569 Springs Road

Set within the exclusive Rocky Point Estate and overlooking the azure expanse of Honeymoon Bay, Alinghi is a rare expression of coastal architecture that responds intimately to its surrounds. Conceived by celebrated architect James Grose, the pavilion-style residence is both sculptural and serene, anchored by an expansive travertine platform and framed by reflection pools that enhance the sense of calm. Designed to minimise environmental impact while maximising connection to place, the home appears to float effortlessly above the ocean.

Internally, the residence balances spatial generosity with moments of quiet retreat. The primary pavilion opens to semi-enclosed outdoor areas, with four bedrooms thoughtfully arranged – two with ensuites and two sharing a central bathroom. A second, more private pavilion houses a master suite, study or wellness space, and sweeping ocean views framed by native gardens. Materiality plays a defining role, with polished concrete, warm timber and natural ventilation establishing a dialogue between the built form and the coastal environment.

Clad in western red cedar that softens and silvers over time, Alinghi is crafted for longevity, self-sufficiency and a life lived in rhythm with nature. Residents of the Rocky Point Estate enjoy access to exclusive amenities, including a 30-metre saltwater pool, entertaining cabana, tennis court and private beach. Wildlife moves freely through the estate, while turtle nesting grounds remain undisturbed thanks to subtle, considered lighting. Positioned just north of Bundaberg and near the village of Agnes Water, Alinghi offers a refined yet grounded lifestyle in one of Australia’s most pristine coastal settings.