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76 Cliff Road
Torbay Auckland 0630
On a dramatic cliffside on Auckland’s North Shore, Toroa Point by Fearon Hay unfolds across a magnificent 3,850-square-metre landholding. Clad in Spanish limestone and oriented to embrace a sweeping 270-degree ocean panorama, the 550-square-metre residence balances refined minimalism with bold materiality. From soaring double-height glass to the kitchen’s Nero Marquina marble island and the 25-metre lap pool nestled in stone, the home is a masterstroke of form and function. A rare opportunity to secure an architectural icon of enduring calm and coastal clarity.
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Sited atop one of the North Shore’s most dramatic cliff faces, Toroa Point offers a rare intersection of architectural integrity, sculptural terrain and uninterrupted seascape. Designed by Fearon Hay and completed in 2006, the residence unfolds across 550 square metres of considered form, its Spanish limestone cladding echoing the natural tones of the coastal setting. Huge expanses of glass offer a commanding 270-degree outlook across the Hauraki Gulf, positioning the home as both elevated retreat and experiential platform.
Internally, the home champions restraint and refinement where a minimalist palette allows nature to take precedence. At its core, a Nero Marquina marble kitchen, supported by Poggenpohl cabinetry and high-performance appliances, serves as the heart of the home. From here, living zones cascade outwards to embrace outdoor spaces – a 25-metre lap pool embedded within a stone terrace, level lawns and curated gardens that prioritise privacy and repose.
The master suite offers sanctuary, with its ocean-facing orientation and spa-inspired bathing rituals drawn from Japanese traditions. Three additional bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, a wine cellar and triple garage ensure the home is both accommodating and deeply resolved. Located minutes from Waiake, Long Bay and Browns Bay beaches, and within proximity to leading schools, Toroa Point is an enduring expression of place, where architecture, light and landscape are in quiet, powerful conversation.
Internally, the home champions restraint and refinement where a minimalist palette allows nature to take precedence. At its core, a Nero Marquina marble kitchen, supported by Poggenpohl cabinetry and high-performance appliances, serves as the heart of the home. From here, living zones cascade outwards to embrace outdoor spaces – a 25-metre lap pool embedded within a stone terrace, level lawns and curated gardens that prioritise privacy and repose.
The master suite offers sanctuary, with its ocean-facing orientation and spa-inspired bathing rituals drawn from Japanese traditions. Three additional bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, a wine cellar and triple garage ensure the home is both accommodating and deeply resolved. Located minutes from Waiake, Long Bay and Browns Bay beaches, and within proximity to leading schools, Toroa Point is an enduring expression of place, where architecture, light and landscape are in quiet, powerful conversation.
- Ocean views
- Double-height glass
- Nero Marquina marble
- Poggenpohl cabinetry
- Sub-Zero, Wolf and Gaggenau appliances
- Landscaped gardens
- Wine cellar
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