From the front porch, the sound of the surf is a quiet reminder of just how close the ocean lies, yet such privacy feels almost unexpected in a position so central to Point Lonsdale. Set well back from passing traffic and held within 847 sqm (approx.) of established coastal landscape, it is secluded without being remote, with the beach and village easily reached on foot.
The original three-bedroom cedar beach house has an authenticity entirely suited to its setting. Simple, relaxed and immediately liveable, it offers two generous living areas, broad glazing, timber verandahs and a sheltered verandah overlooking the garden. There is no urgency to change a thing; equally, the scale of the land invites considerably greater ambition.
A long northern boundary to the rear is one of the property's defining advantages, offering exceptional scope to draw natural light deep into a future design and establish a strong connection between architecture and garden. Rework the existing residence, retain it as an effortless coastal base, or consider a new home conceived specifically for the site (STCA). On an allotment of this size, the possibilities are substantial.
Established tea trees, secure fencing and a side laneway preserve the privacy, despite the shoreline and village being remarkably close. Renovate, redevelop or start from scratch (STCA), the scope here is limited only by the ambition brought to it. The rest is Point Lonsdale at its best with the village within a wander and the beach on repeat.
- Classic cedar and pine timber beach house
- R/C air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout
- Private side lane links directly towards the village
- Established trees and fully fenced surrounds
- Sealed driveway with generous off-street parking
- Close to beaches, SLSC, golf club, tennis club & shops
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