Perfectly positioned on a prime corner allotment with dual street access, this versatile Coffin Bay property presents an outstanding opportunity for homeowners, investors, or those seeking flexible coastal living. Offering excellent convenience for vehicles, boats, or future use, the layout maximises accessibility and functionality.
The warm and inviting main residence features three well proportioned bedrooms and a well appointed bathroom, complemented by an open plan kitchen, dining, and lounge area. Timber flooring adds character throughout, while ceiling fans, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and a cosy combustion heater ensure year round comfort.
Designed for relaxed coastal living, the home boasts an inviting front verandah and a spacious rear outdoor entertaining area, ideal for unwinding or hosting family and friends in a private setting.
Adding to the appeal is excellent shedding and storage, including a substantial 6m x 9.2m shed with easy access, along with valuable rainwater storage.
A modern adjoining studio further enhances the property's versatility, complete with a bedroom, open plan living, dining and kitchen area, bathroom, and laundry facilities. This space is ideal for dual income potential, multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or a private teen retreat.
Located in the sought after coastal township of Coffin Bay, the property is close to local amenities, scenic walking trails, and the stunning coastline making it equally appealing to holidaymakers, permanent residents, and savvy investors.
A rare offering combining lifestyle, flexibility, and location - this is coastal living with genuine opportunity.
Contact Carl Semmler or Jaclyn Hage to secure your interest today!
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