Sea Point & Bantry Bay
Where the flat promenade strip climbs into the cliffs — Sea Point's Art Deco and mid-century apartment blocks giving way, block by block, to Bantry Bay's more exposed, higher-elevation homes.
A promenade at eye level changes the brief
Sea Point's promenade runs directly past ground- and lower-floor glass, walked by joggers, dog-walkers and beachgoers most daylight hours. Privacy-with-light — day-and-night blinds, sunscreen roller fabric — matters here in a way it simply doesn't for a home set well back on its own driveway.
02Elevation is the whole story climbing into Bantry Bay
Move from Sea Point's flat promenade level up into Bantry Bay's cliff roads and the wind exposure changes block by block — homes higher up the slope feel a meaningfully stronger south-easter than those still near sea level. We spec zip screens and external venetians with wider guide channels and standard sensor motorisation the higher a property sits.
03Heritage pockets need a different first conversation
Parts of Sea Point retain Art Deco-era buildings that sit within the City's heritage protection framework — any exterior alteration on these facades needs a heritage-aware conversation before we fix anything, separate from the usual body-corporate check on a newer block.
- Day-and-night and sunscreen blinds for promenade-level privacy without losing light
- Wind spec that scales with elevation, not one blanket rating for the whole suburb
- Heritage-aware approach on Sea Point's Art Deco-era buildings
One honest limit
On a heritage-listed facade, timeline is honesty: approval can add weeks before we fix a single bracket. Interior blinds move ahead immediately either way.
Three more stretches of the same strip, each with its own specification story.
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