Leading Sales Partner Grant Wills knows a special property when he sees one.

And he believes a spectacular waterfront residence in Glenelg North is among the best he has offered during his 18-year career at Toop&Toop.

“It’s an extremely rare and unique offering. It’s certainly one of the most outstanding properties I’ve had the privilege to list in my career,” Wills says.

“Homes like this are few and far between.

“You may not get a chance to buy a property of this quality and substance for a number of years.

“In fact, it’s not unreasonable to suggest it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

“There are literally only a handful of homes in South Australia that are comparable to this property.

“It’s a truly exceptional home.”

The property at 13 Cygnet Grove is situated in one of Adelaide’s most-prized coastal locations. Featuring twin private marina berths, the three-level home faces the Patawalonga Boat Haven but still offers ocean views and is a short stroll to the Holdfast Shores shopping and dining precinct.

Boasting four bedrooms, with the option of a fifth, five bathrooms and five balconies, the residence is spread across more than 600m2 of living space.

Built in 2001, the home offers extensive open-plan living, while the luxury kitchen features granite benchtops and splashbacks, Miele appliances, integrated oven, microwave and dishwasher as well as a Smeg five-burner gas cooktop.

“I personally prefer this location to being on the absolute beachfront,” Wills says.

“You can still enjoy those ocean views but don’t have to worry about some of the challenges that go with living right on the beach.

“It’s an exclusive pocket of Glenelg North, surrounded by high-end homes. It’s very peaceful yet you are only moments from the heart of Glenelg.

“I’d expect there will be strong interest from those seeking that perfect blend of lifestyle, location and style because that’s exactly what this home offers.”

Wills expects healthy competition for the home, which is scheduled to go to auction on Friday, November 20.

“The market is as strong as it’s been for the past two years and I think it’s unlikely to get any stronger over the next two years,” he says.

“Undoubtedly the lower stock levels are a significant factor in that. There are plenty of motivated buyers but fewer motivated sellers.”