Deep among the Moonah trees on a substantial 3,437 sqm (approx.) landholding, this 1970s brick residence offers something few Peninsula properties can match, with genuine seclusion, serious character, and an 800-metre walk to Rye's idyllic Whitecliffs Point and Tyrone Foreshore.
Elevated above expansive native gardens, it is wrapped by timber decks and draws light and treed outlooks through every room. Soaring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and highlight windows add extraordinary height to the already generous proportions, accentuated by polished hardwood floors and oversized glazing. Open-plan living and dining areas open to the al-fresco deck, whilst the kitchen provides an immaculate social hub, prime for a first-class renovation.
A separate family room with a wood fireplace also connects to the outdoors, stepping out onto the northern terrace, which takes in the tree-top beauty above and the fully refurbished pool below, where the setting is sensationally private, shielded by mature landscaping and surrounded by nothing but birdsong and canopy. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms provide excellent flexibility, with one featuring a spacious mezzanine loft, an option as a fourth and semi-ensuite access, ideal as a study, play area, or future main suite, whilst amenities include an enormous three-bay concrete floored high access shed, under-house double garage, laundry, storage areas, and split system heating and cooling.
Comfortable now, with the exciting potential to renovate or rebuild to your own vision (STCA), this impressive property lends to an enriching existence, within a leisurely stroll to the foreshore and minutes from Rye and Blairgowrie's cafes, bistros, boutiques, golf courses, wineries, surf beaches, national parks, and renowned hot springs and day spas.
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