One of Merimbula's most iconic homes has come to market, offering a rare opportunity to own a residence that truly captures the heart and soul of this beloved coastal town. Positioned in the prestigious Short Point enclave, this character-filled home enjoys a prime location with panoramic views stretching across Merimbula Bay, the lake, the township and even the airport a dream vantage point for aviation enthusiasts.
Neighbouring pristine bushland reserve, the property enjoys a sunny north-facing aspect and a remarkable sense of privacy. The home itself is steeped in charm and set among lush, established gardens that set the tone for what lies within. A welcoming foyer and sunroom lead into a generously proportioned floor plan, where multiple living spaces, reading nooks and heritage details create a unique and inviting atmosphere. Glass doors open into a formal lounge warmed by an open fireplace, while the original shag pile carpet adds a nostalgic nod to the home's rich history. There are three comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms and an updated kitchen that is bathed in natural light and flows seamlessly onto a private patio with filtered water views the perfect spot to unwind or entertain. Upstairs, a charming attic retreat offers a versatile fourth bedroom, complete with elevated views over Merimbula and the added benefit of extra storage space. The home also features a large single lock-up garage, expansive under-house storage and a separate original bungalow complete with a vintage Canberra stove a charming feature rarely found today. The rear garden opens directly onto bushland reserve, with access to scenic walking trails leading to Short Point Beach and beyond. Just minutes from the vibrant Merimbula village and the airport with daily flights to Sydney and Melbourne, this home offers not just a place to live, but a lifestyle deeply connected to nature, community and coastal beauty. Full of warmth, personality and a timeless presence, this is a home that will speak to those seeking something truly special.
