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Five of the best homes in Sydney to enjoy nature

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Source :  the age

Whether it’s a beachfront, a bush setting, a tree-lined street or a home close to a reserve, living close to nature – with its clean air and spectacular views – can bring a whole host of benefits.

Research shows greenery can help cool homes and even improve mental health.

Here are five of the best homes in which to enjoy nature that are for sale in Sydney.

20 The Boulevarde, Cammeray, NSW

This award-winning home in Cammeray was completely rebuilt in 2018 and now faces north, with more than 1000 square metres adjoining Tunks Park. The property is surrounded by bushland and close to the waterfront.

The tri-level residence features First Nations artistry, including bespoke artwork by Bibi Barba, while natural light floods the home through full-height glass.

A water feature runs the length of the hallway, and the master bedroom offers a north-facing balcony with treetop views towards Long Gully Bridge.

13 Asquith Avenue, Rosebery, NSW

This custom residence by Jamisa Architects and Barbro Constructions features mid-century modern and contemporary Australian design, with natural light and landscaping at the forefront.

Located close to Bannerman Crescent Reserve, the Australian Golf Club and Turruwul Park, the home is right on nature’s doorstep.

The property also embraces nature, with a native garden entry, a landscaped garden, a vegie patch and a Japanese maple, which serves as a feature in the heart of the home and is framed by the floor-to-ceiling windows.

2119 Pittwater Road, Church Point, NSW

This north-facing Church Point home sits on the Pittwater waterfront, with direct access to the Pittwater shoreline and walkway.

High ceilings and picture windows frame the surroundings, while a front courtyard and balcony provide the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the water views.

The approximately 839-square-metre block is private, with landscaped gardens, flagstone pathways and greenery.

3 Garrick Avenue, Hunters Hill, NSW

This architecturally designed residence embraces harbourside living, set on a peninsula near foreshore parks and Woolwich Marina.

The home’s multiple living and entertaining areas flow into landscaped gardens and poolside spaces, with double-height ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the setting and flood the home with natural light.

Polished concrete flooring and timber further complement the home’s connection to its surroundings.

Other features include a media lounge, a gym/cinema, underfloor heating, al fresco spaces and a large heated pool and spa.

13 Close Street, South Coogee, NSW

Designed by Jason Blake Architecture and set within an exclusive enclave between Coogee and Maroubra beaches, the coastal residence is only steps from the coastal walk and Ivo Rowe Rock Pool.

The property also features an award-winning pool, finished in Cuban blend glass mosaics, and lush tropical gardens by Pepo Botanic Design, as well as a dedicated cloakroom and an entertainer’s deck with coastal views.