A rare opportunity to secure your own private stretch of coastline on the stunning Eyre Peninsula. Spanning approx. 78.05 hectares, this unique property offers a tranquil lifestyle setting with 730 metres of direct beach frontage, breathtaking ocean views, and a chance to embrace nature at its finest.
Positioned in a highly sought-after coastal enclave, the land enjoys a blend of Conservation (Con) and Visitor Experience (VEx) zoning-opening the door for low-impact development, eco-tourism ventures, or your dream retreat (STCC).
Property Features:
Approx. 78.05 hectares (192 acres) of stunning coastal land
Zoned Conservation & Visitor Experience – eco & tourism potential (STCC)
Approx. 730 metres of absolute beach frontage with direct access
Elevated views across to Louth Island
Onsite shed – measuring 60' x 40' (Approx: 18.3m x12.2m) with solid concrete floor, fully lockable, single phase power - ideal for weekend escapes or storage
Mains water on site
Abundant wildlife, native vegetation, and rich marine life
A haven for fishing, kayaking, bushwalking, or simply unwinding
Currently leased for Primary Production – enjoy holding income
Whether you're seeking a peaceful coastal hideaway, investment opportunity, or an inspiring location for sustainable development, this property offers unmatched natural beauty and lifestyle potential with the best of both worlds: farming/land allowing for ease of access and maximum visibility from the highway for any business or personal venture and coastal opportunities where you could moor your own boat right off the coast.
Secluded yet accessible, it's time to make your coastal dream a reality.
Contact Steve Kemp or Carl Semmler today for further information or to arrange a private inspection.
*All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
