Tucked just a few sandy steps from the beach, this seaside escape isn’t just a property – it’s a place where memories are made. Picture this: long, lazy summer days, salty breezes drifting through open windows, and the laughter of family and friends echoing from the BBQ area as the sun begins to dip below the horizon.
Set on a generous 908m² block, this charming three-bedroom holiday home has all the space you need to unwind and entertain. There’s room for the boat, the caravan, and the whole crew – with a wide driveway, huge carport, and extra garaging to safely store all the toys that make coastal living so much fun. An additional side carport adds even more flexibility.
At the front of the home, an awesome decked verandah invites you to relax in the warm evening light with a drink in hand. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy those balmy summer nights, catch the sea breeze, or simply watch the world go by.
The manicured lawn is made for barefoot cricket and sunset drinks, while the undercover fish cleaning area ensures today’s catch is tomorrow’s dinner. For cooler nights or lazy afternoons, the reverse-cycle split system keeps things comfortable, and the gas hot water system makes every shower a warm one.
Whether you’re rinsing off sandy feet, enjoying a quiet morning coffee, or gathering around the BBQ as the sky turns pink, this home offers more than just convenience – it offers a lifestyle. With rainwater to the property, a garden shed, and carpeted bedrooms for that cozy holiday feel, it’s ready for you to arrive, unpack, and enjoy.
This is where your summer stories begin. Are you ready to write the next chapter?
For further details contact Sales Agent Seah Williams on 0428 620 379
RLA 314 746
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