Around 300 metres separates this home from The Glade, the Anderson Inlet foreshore parklands and the café and retail strip on A'Beckett Street. Tucked privately at the rear of a boutique complex, it is a three-bedroom home built with real quality and designed to be lived in easily, whether that is every day of the year or every second weekend.
Inside, high ceilings and honest original build quality set this home apart from the generic coastal unit. The open-plan living zone feels generous and light, reverse-cycle climate control handles every season, and a courtyard extends the living space outdoors without demanding a weekend of upkeep. Three genuine bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master ensuite, deliver the separation that matters when family stay over, when two people are working from home, or when the morning routine involves school shoes. A remote lock-up garage keeps the car secure.
You'll also enjoy a huge sun drenched deck on the upper level with shade where it matters, perfect for sundowners and BBQ's.
The approximately 156 square metre parcel is the point, not a compromise. This is a true lock-and-leave home: no lawns to service, no large garden to rescue after a fortnight away, and a low-key owners corporation covering the shared driveway and grounds. The rear-of-complex position sets the home back from direct street frontage and traffic, giving a quieter, more secluded feel, framed by the established coastal greenery protected across residential Inverloch.
The village does the rest. Inverloch Primary School sits approximately 300 metres away on Reilly Street, with the supermarket, bakery, pharmacy and medical practice a few hundred metres along A'Beckett Street, and the Inverloch Community Hub and public library around 350 metres. Rainbow Park playground is roughly 400 metres, the recreation reserve around 700 metres, and flat shared pathways link the street to the inlet foreshore, the Screw Creek Nature Trail and west towards the surf beach. V/Line coach services run from a stop approximately 350 metres away, connecting to Melbourne via Koo Wee Rup and Dandenong as well as to Wonthaggi and Leongatha, so the city stays reachable without total car dependency. The foreshore amenity this location trades on is actively supported by State and Council investment through the Cape to Cape Resilience Project, delivering ongoing dune reconstruction and beach renourishment.
Full transparency comes standard. The property is not affected by a Bushfire Management Overlay, and the Heritage Overlay in the area applies only to nearby period properties, not this title. The home forms part of a subdivided complex under PS538443 with owners corporation administration and shared costs, a Vegetation Protection Overlay applies broadly across residential Inverloch, and flood and inundation overlay mapping affects lower-lying land near the inlet fringe. Note also that secondary schooling is at Bass Coast College in Wonthaggi, around 12 kilometres away and serviced by a dedicated regional bus network.
