This property sits directly on the beachfront reserve and offers very good views of the beach from the very large covered rear patio, where all the living is done. You will get the benefit of the afternoon sea breeze as it comes in off the ocean directly at the end of the path straight in front of you. The owner's mother used to sit and watch for whales and the ships heading North and South. Just offshore are the Bernard Islands, where you can take a tinny to snorkel, fish, and even camp. The boat ramp is a couple of hundred metres down the road. Fishermen love this place.
This single-level block-and-brick veneer home was built in a time when people thought the more square metres, the merrier. This contrasts with today, when the price of building is so high that a compromise is made in the size of the rooms. The living room is open plan, with a massive kitchen flowing into an equally large living area. New and near-new air conditioners are throughout the house, but the thermal mass of the block and brick, along with the sea breeze, do a great job of keeping it cool. They built it in 1984. It laughed at Cyclone Yasi. It is as solid as they come.
All bedrooms have built-ins, with the master being huge and paired with an equally large ensuite with a full bath. The patio is serviced by the second bathroom and has a separate toilet. The laundry is also out here.
The block is fully fenced and raised. There is an easement between it and next door which allows for access into the back of the block. Here you will also find the shed, which houses the four-wheeler. The elderly owner used it daily to explore the beach. Two carports are at the front of the house, and the property has a bore. Council rates are just over $3000 per annum, yet the property is absolute beachfront. No need to go to the fruit markets. You have Mangos, Lychees, Avocados, limes and custard apples.
Expression of interest closes 30/9/26 and can be emailed to the listing agent. The sellers' expectations are realistic.
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