Buffered by established trees lining the streetscape and set a short walk from the crystal-clear waters of Stony Beach, this classic beach house occupies a quietly compelling position between multiple coastal reserves and the bay. Set well back from the road, the 929 sqm (approx.) allotment affords privacy and scale, with the existing single-level residence offering immediate comfort and a clear pathway for future evolution.
Original joinery and pared-back proportions remain within the timber-lined kitchen, opening through to the light-filled living and dining room and extending naturally to the rear deck. Broad and undercover, the deck supports year-round entertaining and casual meals, complemented by a smaller porch at the entry for peaceful repose amid gardens that have matured naturally over time.
Accommodation includes two robed bedrooms flanking the central bathroom, while beyond the existing footprint the depth of the site supports both considered refinement and more substantial transformation, including the potential to capture coastal outlooks through a future dual-level design (STCA).
Coastal trails, nature reserves, Mount Martha Village and primary school sit close by, supported by ducted heating, a twin garage and generous off-street parking suited to boats, caravans or recreational storage. Proximity to the Peninsula’s dining and wine landscape further strengthens its suitability as a relaxed holiday base or permanent home, positioned just over an hour from Melbourne.
