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The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Today: A Floating Home

Australia’s iconic oceanfront property, The Pole House, offers spectacular views from its perch

As one of Australia’s most photographed properties, the Pole House—which stands 131 feet over Fairhaven Beach—appears to be suspended over the pristine blue water below. The stunning home boasts sweeping views of the coastline from its floor-to-ceiling retracting glass walls.

Inside The Pole House

The iconic abode on Great Ocean Road underwent a stylish makeover recently and now features sleek glass balustrades along its 76-foot walkway to give the impression of walking on air. Inside you’ll find a hanging fireplace, modern kitchen and dining area and a luxurious bed equipped with fine linens and plush pillows.

Inside The Pole House

Inside The Pole House

The Pole House is available for rent for a two-guest getaway to pure serenity.

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