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A morning coastal walk, a surfboard by the door and a project in the shed that can wait until the tide turns, this beautifully presented coastal home makes a persuasive case for putting a little more salt air into your days, with 891sqm giving the Australian dream room to stretch its legs.
Built in 1988 and recently upgraded, its three-bedroom footprint keeps home life comfortable while an enormous 12m x 6m high-clearance shed caters to interests that refuse to fit in a spare cupboard, whether you're restoring something old, plotting a lap of the country or keeping the boat ready for a promising forecast.
Open the Door to:
• An immaculately presented single-level home with thoughtful upgrades, a manageable footprint and the flexibility to become a permanent sea change or a much-loved family weekender
• Connected living, dining and kitchen spaces stretching through the centre of the home, keeping everyone together between beach trips, card games and the inevitable discussion about dinner
• Expansive front glazing and sliding doors framing the lawn and palms, drawing the garden into the living room and opening directly to the sheltered verandah
• An updated kitchen with profiled cabinetry, generous overhead storage, tiled splashback and a garden-facing window that gives washing up a considerably better outlook
• Electric cooking, an underbench oven, dishwasher and dedicated microwave recess, with the dining space alongside and outdoor entertaining just through the sliding door
• Timber-look flooring carrying a warm, consistent finish through the living spaces and bedrooms, complemented by neutral interiors that leave the greenery outside to supply the colour
• Three bedrooms positioned off the central living area, each with a ceiling fan and space for family, overnight guests or a quiet retreat after a day in the salt air
• A combined bathroom and laundry making efficient use of the floorplan, with a shower, toilet and washing facilities together
• Split-system air conditioning to the main living area, adding comfort when the coastal forecast has other ideas
Outdoors:
• An approximately 9m x 3.6m covered entertaining area extending across the rear, with a raised central roof and translucent sheeting keeping the space bright and inviting
• Direct access from the kitchen and dining area, making it easy to carry breakfast outside, pull up another chair or let an afternoon drift pleasantly into evening
• Beautifully maintained lawns, productive fruit trees, flowering borders, sculptural succulents and established palms giving the generous parcel colour and character without an overly demanding garden
• Raised garden beds defining the backyard, with room to indulge a green thumb while keeping the overall setting orderly and easy to enjoy
• A sheltered front verandah overlooking the lawn
• An enormous 12m x 6m high-clearance shed with roller-door access and a separate pedestrian entry, ideal for boat or caravan storage, workshop pursuits and hobbies that tend to expand
• A dedicated gravel driveway leading to the shed, allowing larger vehicles and equipment to come and go separately from the home's main garaging
• An approximately 6m x 6m double garage with twin roller doors, complemented by a rear carport
• Extensive gravel parking areas and a fenced rear garden, balancing the practical demands of a coastal base with space to sit back and enjoy it
Services:
• Solar power system
• Split-system air conditioning to the open-plan living area
• Ceiling fans to the living area and all three bedrooms
• Recently replaced septic system
Location:
• A short walk to the beach, putting a morning surf or an evening shoreline wander into the everyday routine
• Middleton's coastal setting as a base for beach days, fishing, surfing and exploring the southern Fleurieu
• The Encounter Bikeway linking Middleton with Goolwa, Port Elliot and Victor Harbor, giving the bikes in the shed every reason to come out
• Port Elliot's beaches, coastal walks, cafés and independent shops adding variety to days spent close to home
A place for the caravan and boat, a reason to unpack it and every chance you'll wonder why you'd leave. Come check it out; you're going to love it!
CT - 5392/384
Council - Alexandrina
Zoning - Neighbourhood
Year Built – 1988
Land Size – 891 m² approx.
Total Build Area - 232 m² approx.
Council Rates - $TBA per year
SA Water Rates - $TBA per year
Emergency Services Levy - $TBA per year
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RLA 275403.
