text: Advertising entrepreneur John Singleton is selling his breathtaking beach house on the central coast of New South Wales. Situated beside the Killcare Surf Life Saving Club, the luxurious five-bedroom abode offers sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. Singleton bought 80 Beach Drive for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007, and the agents expect bidding for the May 9 auction to will kick off at $3.5 million, reports Property Observer. The entrance to 80 Beach Drive, advertising entrepreneur John Singletons breathtaking beach house . The property offers wide open plan living areas leading onto an undercover front balcony . Singleton bought the five bedroom residence for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007 . Designed by esteemed architect Karen Burke and Master-built by Matt Blair, the exquisite design captures the essence of the quintessential Australian beachside holiday home. The skillion roof-lines and extensive glazing frame the dramatic sandstone cliffs of the adjoining National Park. The master suite offers a study, dressing room, bathroom and private deck, overlooking a small waterfall and landscaped bushland. The lower level offers two more king sized bedrooms as well as a teenager’s retreat with four bunk beds and a separately contained living area or media room. The master suite offers a bathroom and private deck overlooking a small waterfall and landscaped bushland . The skillion roof-lines and extensive glazing frame the dramatic sandstone cliffs of the adjoining National Park . The exquisite design captures the essence of the quintessential Australian beachside holiday home . A one-bedroom cabin fit with a bathroom, kitchenette, living area and sandstone courtyard . Set apart from the main residence is an additional one-bedroom cabin with bathroom, kitchenette, living area and sandstone courtyard. The property has been managed as a luxury holiday house by The Bells Boutique Hotel Group since Mr Singleton choosing to stay at his New South Wales Central Coast Mt White stud farm. The property still holds a suburb record of $4.25 from 2007, with the highest sale since then being $2.7 million. The property has been managed as a luxury holiday house by The Bells Boutique Hotel Group since Mr Singleton choosing to stay at his farm, also on the Central Coast . The five king sized bedrooms offer views of the beach and the neighbouring national park . The property still holds a suburb record of $4.25 from 2007, with the highest sale since then being $2.7 million.
target: Advertising entrepreneur  John Singleton is selling his breathtaking beach house .
  The luxurious five-bedroom abode offers sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean .
  Singleton bought 80 Beach Drive for a suburb record of $4.25 million in late 2007 .
  The exquisite design captures the quintessential Australian beachside home .