Situated in one of Metung's most prestigious locations, this expansive 950m² (approx.) allotment offers a rare opportunity to create the lifestyle you've been dreaming of- whether it's a permanent residence, luxurious holiday escape, or investment in a high-demand area. 136 Kings Cove Boulevard, also known as Subdivision 'The Wedge' - Lot 82.
Ideally positioned just moments from the exclusive Metung Country Club and the renowned Metung Hot Springs, this property combines the best of leisure, wellness, and natural charm. Golf lovers will appreciate the nearby Kings Cove Golf Club, a picturesque nine-hole public course only 500 metres from the hot springs, perfect for a relaxing round amidst peaceful surroundings.
Enjoy direct access to scenic walking trails that lead you to Lake King and the Beaches Marina, or take a leisurely stroll along Beach Road into Metung Village. Here, you'll find charming cafés, boutique shops, and the iconic Metung Hotel, offering the perfect spot to relax and soak in the vibrant village atmosphere.
Nestled along the highly regarded Kings Cove Boulevard, this allotment enjoys a peaceful setting framed by natural beauty, while still offering close proximity to all that Metung has to offer. Whether you're planning a serene weekend retreat or a coastal forever home, this exceptional block is the perfect blank canvas. Titles have been released for building and building covenants ensure that quality homes surround you.
Call selling agent DANIEL SCHOEMAN on 0417 824 769 for further information.
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