Positioned just moments from the shoreline of Ninety Mile Beach, 105 Fifth Avenue, Paradise Beach presents a compelling opportunity to secure a substantial coastal holding in a tightly held, low-density setting. Located on the ocean side of the main coastal road, the property enjoys direct, easy walking access to the beach, ideal for those seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle or a future holiday investment.
Set across approximately 1,695m² (approx.) and comprising two lots on one title (Lot 1: 854m² approx. & Lot 2: 841m² approx.), the property offers flexibility for future subdivision (STCA), redevelopment, or enhancement of the existing home.
The residence includes three bedrooms, a separate lounge and dining area, a central kitchen, a laundry, one bathroom and two toilets. Generous living zones, solid timber flooring throughout the main areas, and a functional layout provide a solid base for improvement.
Key Features
• Approx. 1,684m² across two lots on one title
• Subdivision or dual development potential (STCA)
• 3-bedroom home with separate living and dining
• Solid timber flooring throughout main areas
• Ample space for sheds (STCA), boats, caravans or future improvements
• Short walk to Ninety Mile Beach
Lifestyle Appeal - Paradise Beach
A quiet coastal enclave adjoining the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park, Paradise Beach is known for its unspoilt dunes, excellent surf fishing, and regular wildlife sightings. With nearby access to the historic Trinculo shipwreck, Sale Common, and local sporting facilities, it offers a peaceful, nature-based lifestyle away from high-density tourist areas.
Ideal For: Renovators, investors, or buyers seeking a coastal project with land size, flexibility, and long-term upside.
Call selling agent Daniel Schoeman on 0417 824 769 for more information or to arrange a private inspection.
Due Diligence Checklist (VIC)
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