For Sale Under Instructions from the Public Trustee
Perfectly positioned along the iconic Esplanade and just moments from the renowned Oyster Walking Trail, this solid and well-built residence offers an enviable coastal lifestyle with filtered water views across the Coffin Bay Channel, surrounded by native trees and abundant birdlife.
Set on a generous 1,012m² allotment with an impressive 18.3m frontage, this property combines space, comfort and exceptional future potential.
Inside, the home has been thoughtfully designed for relaxed family living:
• Three generous bedrooms
• Private master retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite
Fully renovated family bathroom plus separate toilet
• Central kitchen connecting the family room to a formal living area
• Ducted heating and cooling throughout for year-round comfort
• Walk-through laundry with convenient rear yard access
The layout offers both connection and separation - ideal for permanent living or accommodating guests during holiday stays.
Outdoors, the property truly shines with:
• Excellent off-street parking
• Shedding plus high-clearance carport - ideal for the boat
• Solar system (approx. 4kW Zen system)
• Spacious yard with scope to enhance or extend (STCC)
With just a few cosmetic updates, this home presents a fantastic opportunity to secure your very own Coffin Bay residence, coastal getaway, or a smart holiday rental investment in one of South Australia's most sought-after seaside destinations.
Opportunities along this stretch of Esplanade, so close to walking trails and the water, are always in demand. Your Coffin Bay lifestyle begins here.
Contact Jade Fraser to arrange an appointment to view or to make an offer as this one wont last long!
*All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.
