Newrybar 382 Old Byron Bay Road

Architectural Ridgeline Residence with Panoramic Ocean Views

Commanding a prestigious ridgeline position on the exclusive Newrybar escarpment, 382 Old Byron Bay Road is a masterfully designed coastal sanctuary capturing breathtaking 180-degree ocean views from Broken Head to Lennox Point and across the Pacific horizon. Designed by acclaimed architect Mary Louise O'Brien and built by award-winning builder Michael Harris in 2011, this steel-framed residence was conceived for passive solar performance, carefully oriented to harness northern light while preserving uninterrupted ocean views to the east.

Elevated to maximise outlook and airflow, the home unfolds to a vast east-facing entertaining deck, seamlessly connecting refined interiors with the spectacular coastal landscape. Timber floors, triple-glazed e-glass windows and thoughtful cross-ventilation enhance comfort and efficiency, while a fully integrated solar system with Tesla battery storage ensures true sustainable living. Set across 5.85 acres of established, low-maintenance subtropical gardens cultivated over two decades, the property also includes a substantial boat shed/workshop, garden shed and a separate self-contained studio (STCA). Just minutes from Byron Bay town centre and moments to the sands of Broken Head Beach, this meticulously maintained estate delivers privacy, prestige and enduring architectural excellence.

Prestigious Newrybar escarpment ridgeline positionSpectacular 180-degree ocean views from Broken Head to Lennox PointArchitect-designed passive solar home (built 2011)Designed by Mary Louise O'Brien; built by Michael Harris (MRH Build)Steel-framed construction with timber floorsTriple-glazed e-glass windows for thermal efficiencyFully solar powered with Tesla battery storageExpansive east-facing entertaining deck5.85 acres of established, low-maintenance subtropical gardensThree bedrooms, three bathrooms, four-car accommodationSeparate self-contained studio (STCA)Large boat shed/workshop plus garden shedMinutes to Broken Head Beach and Byron Bay town centre