The Allotment You've Been Waiting For!
Address: 26 Terry Way, Clayton Bay
Price Guide: $185,000 - $195,000
Land Area: 1,208 sqm
Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home at 26 Terry Way, Clayton Bay. This generous 1,208 sqm parcel of residential land offers a fantastic opportunity to create a relaxed coastal retreat in a peaceful waterside community.
Set in a quiet and welcoming neighbourhood, this block is surrounded by natural beauty and located just moments from the stunning waters of Clayton Bay. Picture waking up to the sounds of birdlife, enjoying peaceful walks along the foreshore, and embracing the laid-back lifestyle this charming waterside town has to offer.
With plenty of space to work with, you'll have the freedom to design a home that truly suits your lifestyle - whether that's a spacious family home, a weekend getaway, or a comfortable retirement escape. There is ample room to incorporate outdoor entertaining areas, a large shed, landscaped gardens, or even a pool.
Key Features:
• Generous 1,208 sqm allotment providing plenty of space to design and build your ideal home.
• Peaceful location in a quiet street within a friendly coastal community.
• Close to the water, perfect for those who love boating, fishing, kayaking, and nature.
• Lifestyle opportunity ideal for families, retirees, or anyone seeking a relaxed change of pace.
• Investment potential in an increasingly popular holiday and lifestyle destination.
• Approximately 2 minutes to the local café.
• Around 9 minutes to Milang and 25 minutes to Goolwa for additional services and shopping.
Whether you're planning a permanent move, a holiday home, or an investment for the future, this is a wonderful opportunity to secure a slice of the relaxed Clayton Bay lifestyle.
For more information contact Christie on 0418 768 687 today. Your dream home awaits!
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