Immerse yourself in the stunning natural backdrop of Kananook Creek and the white sands of Seaford Beach at your front door with this classic Art Deco pair of original 1930s one bedroom beach homes on two titles. Converted from a singular beach house in the 1960s to the homes they are today, this beachside sanctuary has a myriad of options to explore: live in one, rent out the other, air bnb, rent both homes (Rental potential for both homes estimated around $850pw), renovate and/or extend or rebuild in the GRZ3 zone – Subject to Council Approval.
Similar in space with different floorplans, No 251 is currently leased month to month with a long term upstanding renter, featuring a garage behind the gate with a side walkway to the home, a generous living and dining room with Art Deco ceilings, exposed Baltic pine floorboards and Rinnai gas space heater, a tidy kitchen with gas stove and dishwasher, laundry, separate toilet, bright bathroom and a huge bedroom with balcony, air conditioner and a window wall taking in the views of the creek. The tranquil rear garden has access to underhouse storage as well as the creek.
No 252 has secure gates to parking for two, while inside has 3m approx. strapped ceilings, Baltic pine floorboards under the carpet, a charming living room with gas heater, a delightful bedroom with adjoining gorgeous sunroom/study, a beachy kitchen with gas stove and generous meals area, a classic bathroom, separate toilet and large laundry with shower. A paved courtyard steps into the deep east facing garden with garden shed and gated creek access.
The best of both worlds with easy access via a crossing to Seaford Beach offering endless walks through the bushland or along the sandy foreshore to beachfront cafes, beachside showers or fishing on the pier, or moor your kayak from your own backyard into the creek and paddle along the calm waters to the mouth of Frankston Beach. A rapidly changing location, excitingly close to Seaford Woolies, trendy cafes, the walkway over the creek to Kananook station and the basketball stadium, with a new vibrant lifestyle of food along Station Street.
Note: Separately metered properties with individual utilities.
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