Coastal splendour and heritage grandeur come together in Ballamac Coogee to deliver a boutique collection of exceptional house-like apartments at the tip of the Gordons Bay headland affording panoramic ocean views over Wedding Cake Island that are simply unsurpassed. With construction currently underway and scheduled for completion in December 2025, Ballamac marks a new style chapter for the historic Hastings House manor. Originally built in 1865 for the first mayor of Sydney, Lord Charles Moore, the magnificent sandstone estate has been reimagined by Tonkin Zulaika Greer with finely crafted interiors by Mim Design and beautiful landscaping by JILA. Ballamac has a rich and storied past and has hosted British royalty including the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) as well as artist Louis Franks, the flamboyant Hungarian Madame Teleky and playboy Reginald Stuart-Jones.

Alexander Phillips says, “This exceptional new development holds a truly extraordinary position overlooking the endless ocean between Coogee Beach and Gordons Bay. The oceanfront manor holds a special place in Sydney’s history and will accommodate eight prestige residences, with the January sale of the Ballamac penthouse setting a Coogee record with its $20m sale highlighting the quality of the build and the awe-inspiring views.”

A Central Element development, the eight three-bedroom residences will be spread across two buildings with wraparound balconies and landscaped gardens evoking the ambiance of a private estate. Inspired by the natural beauty of the vista beyond, interiors exude luxury expressed via natural elements, sculptural lines and fine craftsmanship that honour the original mansion while forging a dialogue between past and present. Only the finest fixtures and finishes set the tone with Sub Zero and Wolf appliances and Astra Walker tapware while a state-of-the-art wellness hub offers the perfect space for residents to relax and unwind with a gym, infrared sauna and plunge pool.

To find out more about this world-class development, please call Alexander Phillips on 0418 404 337 or Thomas Fuller on 0403 865 379.