Concept imageVilla Vespera
Lentisk Point Road, Lentisk Point
A 1929 villa above the sea, built to watch the sun go down.
$18,500,000
4 beds, 4.5 baths, 9,100 sq ft
- Ocean view
- Oceanfront
- Pool
- Courtyard
- Terrace or deck
Old villas behind cypress and stone.
Lentisk Point is the south arm of the bay. It is named for the lentisk, a low evergreen shrub that covers its cliffs. On a warm day the air smells of its resin.
The first big houses in Vesper Bay were built here in the 1920s. Many still stand behind stone walls, at the end of long drives.
Villas and estates make up most of the point. The oldest have stucco walls, clay tile roofs and walled gardens. Villa Vespera, built in 1929, is the best known of them.
A few low courtyard houses from the 1930s sit on the north side, facing the bay.
One road serves the whole headland. Lentisk Point Road loops from Vesper Bay Road out to the sea cliffs and back. Most homes sit well back from it.
Lentisk Point Gardens are public cliff gardens on the south side. Their paths run along the edge, with benches that face the sunset. Marram Beach begins just north of the point.
Concept imageLentisk Point Road, Lentisk Point
A 1929 villa above the sea, built to watch the sun go down.
$18,500,000
4 beds, 4.5 baths, 9,100 sq ft
Concept imageLentisk Point Road, Lentisk Point
A low white house around a courtyard, facing the harbor lights.
$7,950,000
4 beds, 4.5 baths, 4,600 sq ft
Concept imageLentisk Point Road, Lentisk Point
A 1931 house behind an old stone wall, with a garden to get lost in.
$6,400,000
5 beds, 5 baths, 5,200 sq ft
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