The library
Oak shelves for 3,000 books and a window seat facing the lighthouse.
Wren Point · Offered privately
Guide price
$4,850,000The story of the house
The owners bought this cliff for the view and waited six years for the right architect. She spent a whole winter here before drawing a line, learning where the wind comes from and where the sun goes down. Every window you'll stand at is exactly where she stood.
From first light to last
The house faces west over open water. Drag the sun across the sky and see the living room through a day, from a pale blue morning to the gold hour everyone comes here for.
Made to last
the details
01 to 06
Oak shelves for 3,000 books and a window seat facing the lighthouse.
Carved from one block of limestone, filled in four minutes, warm for an hour.
From the architect
"I wanted the house to feel like it had always been on the cliff, and had only just been noticed."
Forty metres of stone, an outdoor kitchen and a fire pit sheltered from the sea wind.
A smaller room with a deep fireplace, for storm-watching in January.
Forty metres of glass that slides away in summer, so the house becomes a terrace.
A separate studio over the garage: a painter's room, a home office or a guest suite.
Around Wren Point
By appointment only
Viewings are one party at a time, about ninety minutes, and end on the terrace. Choose a day and a time; we'll confirm within the hour.
Your viewing
Presented by Julian Ash · Ash & Vale Estates
"I've sold homes on this coast for twenty years. I've never seen a sunset from a kitchen like this one."
Good evening. I'm Julian. The owners built this house for slow Sundays and long dinners, and they'd love it to go to someone who'll do the same. Come for a viewing at five and stay for the light. I'll bring the coffee.
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