This substantial property just 1km from Albany’s CBD and with sweeping harbour and ocean views will bring myriad rewards for new owners recognising its flexibility and amazing possibilities.
It consists of a main home and a separate unit, providing options for family members to live independently, or for letting out one or both.
The property is in good shape and would benefit from a few cosmetic changes, though going further with a modernisation project would add real value and result in two desirable residences.
Built in the 1980s, the main home of brick and tile occupies a site at the top of the sloping block near the road.
Two full-length windows and two sets of glazed doors in the open living room make this space sunny and welcoming, and an impressive, covered balcony along the back maximises the expansive outlook from King George Sound, Michaelmas and Breaksea Islands and Frenchman Bay to Princess Royal Harbour, Torndirrup National Park and Vancouver Peninsula. Even closer in view are the port, the jetty and the dock for visiting cruise ships.
The living area is carpeted and fitted with air conditioning, and the kitchen at the far end has gas cooking, white cabinetry and vinyl flooring.
On the view side, the super-king master bedroom has built-in robes and carpet.
Along the hallway are the other two double bedrooms, the bathroom with a walk-in shower and vanity, the laundry and a separate toilet.
At the back of the 969sqm block is the brick and Colorbond unit.
The living space consists of a carpeted, open-plan lounge and dining area, and the kitchen with a corner pantry, gas cooking and a view from the sink. A terrific balcony for outdoor living takes in the fabulous outlook and a wood fire makes for cosy winters.
Both double bedrooms have built-in robes and there’s a shower room with a vanity and toilet, and a laundry at the back door.
A drive at the side leads to a double carport at the main home, and a single garage and parking space at the unit.
Cafés, shops and entertainment are within walking distance.
Buyers appreciating the myriad potentially lucrative options for a property of this size and configuration, and in such a convenient location, will be excited by all it has to offer.

What you need to know:
– Two dwellings on 969sqm block
– 1km from CBD – walk to shops, cafés, entertainment
– Amazing views from King George Sound, over the harbour to Torndirrup
– Main home with generous, air-conditioned open living space; sheltered balcony; super-king main bedroom; two double family bedrooms; bathroom; laundry and toilet
– Unit has open living room with wood fire; sheltered balcony; two double bedrooms with robes; shower room; laundry
– House currently leased until 20/05/2024 @ $360 per week
– Unit previously leased at $300 per week
– Double carport, single garage
– Ideal for family members to live independently, or rent out one or both
– Council rates $3,359.10
– Water rates $3,051.88

For families who value their individual space as much as time spent together dining, playing and relaxing, this home will delight on all counts.
It’s a generous brick and Colorbond home with the emphasis on comfort, its practical layout enhancing the easy lifestyle for people of all ages.
At its heart is an open family room and dining area, heated by a wood fire and with air conditioning for year-round comfort.
In addition, there’s a lounge for relaxation or TV, and an impressive, covered and lined al fresco area off the family room. This is a light, super-sized area with ample space for the barbecue, pizza oven and a big outdoor setting – and enough left over for table tennis. It’s sure to be a hit with those who love partying.
Behind this is a sheltered patio, partly glazed and with an outlook over the back garden, and in the yard is a raised deck– a terrific vantage point for gazing out as far as Bald Head and watching ships moving between the harbour and King George Sound.
There’s also a children’s pool – with a pump, filter and heater – in a little enclave.
Back inside, the kitchen occupies a corner of the main living area. It’s a sizeable, sunny workspace with abundant cabinetry, gas cook-top, wall oven and an angled island bench with a breakfast bar.
At the front of the house is the king-sized master bedroom complete with an en suite shower room and a walk-in robe and dressing room.
The other two bedrooms, both doubles with robes, share the nearby main bathroom.
Vinyl plank flooring in a modern ash grey flows throughout most of the home, and the bedrooms and lounge are carpeted. The place is tastefully finished with clean, neutral décor and good window treatments.
A major attraction of this property is a big shed-workshop near the rear boundary. Ideal for a home-based business, this air-conditioned building has a separate entrance from the street via the yard, and power connected.
Also on the 890sqm block is a double carport, a toolshed and appealing gardens consisting of lawns, native shrubs, creepers, succulents, roses and a raised vegetable bed.
Directly opposite the excellent Flinders Park Primary School, the smart property enjoys easy access to a shopping centre and the coast for fishing and sailing, plus it’s only 12 minutes’ drive from town.

What you need to know:
– Brick and Colorbond family home
– 890sqm block
– Air-conditioned open family/dining room with wood fire
– Lounge
– Expansive al fresco room
– Sheltered patio
– Deck with view to King George Sound
– Ivory kitchen with gas cook-top, wall oven, breakfast bar
– Master bedroom with en suite shower room, walk-in robe
– Two double bedrooms with robes
– Main bathroom
– Big shed-workshop with power
– Children’s pool
– Toolshed
– Double carport and extra parking
– Opposite primary school, easy access to coast, shops, 12 mins to town
– Council rates $2439.41
– Water rates $1525.99

Tucked away in a quiet enclave on the edge of desirable Lakeside Estate, this smart property is designed for practical living and enjoys a lovely green outlook to bushland opposite.
The attractive brick veneer and tile home is set off with panels of slate-grey render at the front, neat lawns and easy-care garden beds of succulents, palms and creepers.
Inside, the modern palette continues in warm tones of latte and ivory to cabinetry, tiling, flooring, blinds and décor, and everything is in excellent order.
An open-plan living room is the focus of the home. This light, airy space consists of a family room and dining area with the kitchen at one end and glazed doors opening onto a covered, paved rear patio.
Augmenting the living areas are the generous lounge at the front of the home and a study, maximising the space for family members to find their own niche for relaxation, TV, homework or entertaining.
The kitchen is a sizeable, well-appointed work area with a pantry, gas cook-top, under-bench oven and a breakfast bar with stylish pendant lighting.
Hardwearing vinyl plank flooring flows throughout the main living spaces and hallway and the three bedrooms are carpeted.
The master has a private shower room and walk-in robe, and the two family bedrooms are doubles with built-in robes.
Nearby is the main bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower and vanity, and the toilet off the laundry.
There’s a double carport at the front and extra off-road parking on the drive.
For youngsters, three areas of parkland and playgrounds are very close by and McKail Lake is a few minutes’ walk away.
Families will appreciate the proximity of schools, TAFE, a major supermarket, liquor store and pharmacy, and it’s only a short drive to town.
This is a well-maintained, brilliantly located property, which will appeal to owner-occupiers from couples to families. For investors seeking to take advantage of the current buoyant rental market, this a low-maintenance property with excellent tenant appeal and potential for solid returns.

What you need to know:
– Modern, attractive brick veneer and tile home, built 2010
– Open-plan kitchen/dining/living
– Separate loungeroom
– Covered, paved patio
– Study
– Kitchen with pantry, gas cooking, breakfast bar
– Master bedroom with ensuite shower room, walk-in robe
– Two double family bedrooms with robes
– Main bathroom with bath, shower, vanity
– Laundry and separate toilet
– 398sqm block, easy-care gardens
– Double carport
– Opposite bush and parkland
– Easy access to schools, supermarket, few minutes to town
– Suitable for owner-occupier or rental investor
– Council rates: $2,439.41
– Water rates: $1,525.99

As professional offices, consulting rooms, or an administrative building for a community organisation, this centrally located property is an excellent proposition.
The zoning of Residential Centre Mixed Use also allows for residential occupation, or part-residential, such as for a caretaker.
With a layout offering flexibility for the practical operation of a diversity of enterprises, the brick, Hardiplank and tile building has a footprint of 196sqm and is in good condition throughout.
It occupies a 1012sqm block with several customer parking spaces in a sealed area at the back and low-maintenance gardens with a compact area of lawn and native plantings.
Another key feature is a freestanding three-bay Colorbond shed of approximately 9m x 6m with power, lighting and high-clearance doors. This is ideal for carrying out DIY, storage of bulky items or garaging big vehicles.
The main building offers numerous options for use, having been extended since its 1960s beginnings. Some of the original areas have decorative cornices and ceiling roses, and all rooms are well proportioned.
A big room at the back is ideal for training, meetings or activities and has air conditioning and good natural light.
In addition, there are three spacious rooms which could be used as offices, waiting rooms, consultation suites or bedrooms.
Another well-appointed area, the kitchen is set up for feeding a crowd, with ample cabinetry and space for a dishwasher and fridge-freezer, and a big adjoining dining room.
There’s a shower room, a laundry area and two utility or store rooms with shelving.
Flooring is practical vinyl plank with carpet to some rooms.
A ramp to the side entrance and an accessible toilet enhance the building’s use for people with a disability and the childproof fencing around it make it suitable for uses such as a child care centre, with appropriate council approvals.
On the edge of the CBD, this is a substantial, versatile property, in good shape and easily adapted for a variety of practices.

What you need to know:
– Substantial brick, Hardiplank and tile building
– Zoned Residential Centre Mixed Use
– Suitable for numerous uses including professional offices, consultation suites, community purposes, training centre or residential
– 1012sqm block, client and staff parking, easy gardens
– One spacious training or activity room
– Three consulting rooms or bedrooms
– Extensive kitchen with ample cabinetry
– Dining room
– Shower room with vanity
– Two toilets – one accessible for people with disability
– Two utility or storage rooms
– Laundry area
– 9m x 6m shed with power, lighting and high-clearance doors
– Council rates $3587.24
– Water rates $1863.41

Situated less than 250 metres from the beautiful turquoise waters of Goode Beach, this fantastic 984 sqm lot is nestled in an exclusive suburb and awaiting your own grand design. It features a 22 metre wide street frontage and boasts spectacular views of King George Sound and the hinterland beyond, including Gull Rock National Park. Take advantage of the northerly aspect and enjoy a new energy efficient home that is comfortable all year round and be the envy of your friends and family.

Goode Beach boasts several stunning view points and is surrounded by national parks and reserves. The choice of pristine coastline within easy reach provides a remarkable lifestyle for active individuals, couples or families, with a choice of swimming, snorkelling, diving, boating, fishing, kite surfing, nature walks and bird watching on offer. Misery Beach, crowned as Australia’s Best Beach in 2022 by Tourism Australia, is a mere 3 km away.

There is a café and several amazing tourist attractions within easy reach which means you will always be able to entertain visitors. Albany City centre is a direct 21 minute drive away so nothing will feel out of reach.

Whether used as a site for a forever home or a holiday get away destination, this exciting parcel offers a wonderful seaside lifestyle for the privileged new owners.

This block has been owned by the same person for the last 38 years which proves that gems like this do not become available often. Contact Lee Stonell on 0409 684 653 or lee@merrifield.com.au to discuss your interest today before it’s too late.

What you need to know:
– 984 sqm parcel of vacant land
– Wonderful views of King George Sound, hinterland and islands
– A choice of beautiful swimming beaches in close proximity
– Enjoy snorkeling, diving, boating, fishing, nature walks and bird watching nearby
– Some of WA’s best tourist attractions are only a short distance away
– Near north facing aspect, perfect for a passive solar construction
– Block slopes down from the road
– Two storey building height permitted
– Electricity, scheme water & telecommunications available
– Located approximately 22 km from CBD via sealed roads, no traffic lights
– An awesome site for a permanent dwelling or a holiday house
– Suburb is loved by families, retirees and executives
– Vacant land in this exclusive location is becoming rare
– Council rates $1,331 per annum

If you’re in the market for a manageable smaller home, you’ll be impressed with the comfort, ease of living and convenience at this lovely unit.
The brick veneer and tile home is part of a well-maintained complex adjoining the North Road Shopping Centre with a major supermarket, newsagency, specialty shops and fuel and liquor outlets. It’s also only a five-minute drive from town and medical services.
A duplex unit, it’s joined to its neighbour only by the garages, and has guest parking and turning space at the front.
Inside, the accent is on home comforts. The air-conditioned, open-plan living space consists of a lounge with an outlook towards Mount Melville, and a dining area, where glazed doors open onto the private back garden.
The kitchen is nice and tidy with electric cooking and cream cabinetry.
Both big double bedrooms have built-in robes and share the nearby shower room and separate toilet.
Next to this is the laundry and another door onto the garden.
Neutral décor and high ceilings give the place an inviting, airy feel, while smart vinyl plank flooring flows throughout the living area and hall, and both bedrooms are carpeted.
At the front is a little easy-care garden and there are a few native trees in the fully enclosed backyard, which has a lawn for children and pets to play on and a lockup garden shed.
There’s also drive-through access from the garage to the yard for stowing the trailer or pop-top.
A ramp to the main entrance and door security screens promote ease of access and peace of mind.
This is an excellent proposition for couples or single people valuing a carefree lifestyle with space to relax and entertain, and the convenience of everyday amenities close by.

What you need to know:
– Brick veneer and tile unit
– Part of attractive complex
– Adjoining shopping centre, fuel, liquor, supermarket, newsagency, specialty shops
– Five minutes’ drive to town, medical facilities
– Air-conditioned lounge and dining area
– High ceilings throughout
– Outlook to Mount Melville from front
– Cream kitchen with electric cooking
– Two big double bedrooms with built-in robes
– Shower room with vanity
– Separate toilet
– Laundry
– Enclosed backyard – lawn and few native trees
– Garden shed
– Garage with drive-through access to yard
– Ramp to front door, security screens
– Council rates $1,860.81
– Water rates $1,525.99

This well-priced brick and tile home in a popular family area near the coast offers numerous possibilities for an astute purchaser to reap solid rewards.
The 1970s home is tidy and in good order but a bit tired, so it’s a terrific upgrade proposition for buyers on a budget, or investors looking for a quick turnaround for renting or resale.
While new flooring and décor would smarten it up without breaking the bank, adding a modern kitchen and a facelift for the bathroom would pay dividends.
Whether the purchaser chooses to do a cosmetic makeover and rent it out, go all out and renovate it for higher returns, or live in it and do the place up as they go, the prospect of adding value – in the short or long term – is clear.
Either way, they would be rewarded with a comfortable home on a versatile 840sqm block within easy reach of schools, shops, fishing and boating, and only 13 minutes’ drive from town.
At the front is a good-sized lounge, which opens onto the dining room and then the kitchen, with gas cooking and an outlook to the coastal hills from the sink.
All three bedrooms are double sized. The nearby bathroom has a bath, walk-in shower and vanity, and the toilet is separate, next to the laundry.
Adjoining the house is a single carport and there’s also a freestanding garage at the side, plus space for parking a big vehicle or caravan.
Families would love the generous back yard with a lawn for the children to play on and plenty of scope for planting gardens, veggies and fruit trees.
With so much going for it and priced to sell, the property is well worth a look for judicious buyers recognising the value it represents.

What you need to know:
– Brick veneer and tile home
– Built 1970s
– 840sqm block
– Lounge
– Dining Room
– Kitchen with gas cooking
– Three double bedrooms
– Bathroom with bath, shower, vanity
– Laundry
– Separate toilet
– Carport
– Freestanding garage
– Off-road parking – space for big vehicle
– Fenced backyard
– Easy access to schools, shops, fishing, boating, 13 minutes from town
– Council rates $2,194.16
– Water rates $1,525.99

In terrific shape and beautifully presented, this attractive home will delight active families for its choice of indoor and outdoor living spaces and its ease of access to a major shopping centre, schools and town.
Built of brick and Colorbond with smart Hardie cladding adding to its kerb appeal, the 1970s home has been upgraded in recent years. It occupies a block of 737sqm with lawns at both front and back, and mulched, easy-care gardens of water-wise natives.
Inside, a modern palette of grey and white enhances the sunny ambience to the living rooms and bedrooms, and everything is fresh and clean.
The lounge at the front is a good-sized, comfortable room with French doors opening onto the kitchen and dining area, where a centrally sited air conditioner ensures a comfortable temperature for the extended living space.
Gas cooking and good cabinetry feature in the kitchen, and there’s a breakfast bar at the side.
Glazed doors off the dining area open onto an impressive, L-shaped, covered patio, a sheltered spot for family barbecues and big enough for parties.
But that’s not all – there’s a sensational games room at the back, sure to be a hub of fun for all ages. It’s fully lined and has power connected, and it’s big enough for a diversity of indoor activities.
At the back of the house is the king-sized master bedroom with a wall of built-in robes and an en suite shower room.
Of the three family bedrooms, two are doubles with built-in robes. Nearby is the main bathroom with a bath, shower and vanity, the renovated laundry with good cabinetry and a timber bench-top, and the separate toilet.
At the back is a lockup shed-workshop with power for DIY projects, and a carport at the side of the house has drive-through access to secure parking in the enclosed back yard, where there’s ample space for children and pets to play.
Good flooring and tiling, security screens to windows and doors and a rainwater tank are other notable features of this highly appealing property, which is all set to please new owners appreciating its many family-friendly qualities.

What you need to know:
– Brick, cladding and Colorbond home
– 737sqm block
– Good-sized lounge
– Big games room
– L-shaped, sheltered patio
– Dining area
– Kitchen with gas cooking, breakfast bar
– King-sized master bedroom with en suite shower room, built-in robe
– Three family bedrooms, two doubles with robes
– Main bathroom with bath, shower, vanity
– Laundry and separate toilet
– Private back yard
– Carport, extra parking
– Lawns and low-maintenance gardens
– Easy access to schools, shopping centre & town
– Council rates $2,730.77
– Water rates $1,525.99

Keep a horse, run a few sheep or simply revel in the idyllic semi-rural lifestyle presented by this outstanding property in Willyung.
The impressive estate consists of a beautiful, modern home on 1.1ha of land with a sizable shed and a fabulous outlook over the property to bush and farmland.
Built in 2023, the brick and iron home shows its quality with spacious rooms, a choice of living areas, big windows to make the most of the view, superior finishing and an inspired design to enhance family comfort and practical living.
An open-plan family room and dining area is at the heart of the home. To one side of this dual-aspect room is the beautifully appointed white kitchen with a five-burner gas cook-top and under-bench oven, Miele dishwasher and adjoining scullery.
Between the main living area and a sizeable games room is a terrific, sheltered al fresco area, perfect for family barbecues and entertaining.
The king-sized master bedroom has a walk-in robe and en suite shower room; the other three double bedrooms share the main bathroom and separate toilet.
Vinyl plank flooring flows throughout the main living area and hallways and the bedrooms are carpeted. There’s abundant storage, and stylish cabinetry, tiling and blinds make a fitting finish to this lovely home.
The land is all cleared and grassy, sloping gently down to a creek at the far boundary.
In addition to the house block, there are two paddocks, fenced with post and wire and some Ringlock, and a soak with a pump for stock and garden water. There’s a rainwater tank and scheme water is also connected.
A 13m x 6m Colorbond shed has two secure, high-clearance sections, one with storage, and an open 6m x 6m area for machinery. A lean-to at one end houses a stable as well as a tack room and feed shed.
Designed for easy maintenance, the front garden is in natives and there are several fruit trees and a veggie garden at the back, as well as space for a chook run.
Newly established and thoughtfully designed, this private property is a choice alternative for those planning to build on a lifestyle block, and everything is in excellent condition.
Being only 15 minutes from town and 10 minutes from Great Southern Grammar adds to its appeal for families.

What you need to know:
– 2023 brick and iron home
– 1.1ha land – suit horse, few sheep
– Spacious, sunny rooms, fabulous green outlook
– Open family room and dining area
– White kitchen with dishwasher, scullery
– Games room
– Sheltered al fresco area
– King-sized master bedroom, walk-in robe, en suite shower room
– Three double bedrooms, two with robes
– Main bathroom with bath, shower, vanity
– Laundry and separate toilet
– Gazebo
– 13m x 6m shed – two high-clearance lock-up sections, one open machinery area
– Stable, tack and feed shed
– Land in two paddocks
– Soak with pump, rainwater, scheme water
– Easy-care gardens, fruit trees, veggies
– Council rates $2831.99
– Water rates $275.72

For first homebuyers, small families or downsizers looking for a comfortable home on a big block, this property will tick both of those boxes – and it’s in a super-convenient location.
It will also appeal to investors recognising the potential for good rental returns in a tenant-friendly prospect.
The property is less than 1.5km from the Chester Pass shopping mall with a major supermarket, a diversity of retailers and a hardware megastore, and a few minutes from good schools and the centre of town.
Currently opposite rural land, the steel-framed home is set among low-maintenance gardens of natives, palms, succulents and creepers with an area of lawn at the front.
The main entrance is into a carpeted lounge, a good-sized room with two windows for a sunny ambience and a wood fire for cosy winters.
Around the corner is the kitchen, with electric cooking and a window onto the back yard, and the meals area, where glazed doors open onto a sizeable deck for barbecues.
At the other end of the home are the two bedrooms. One is a queen-sized room; the other is a double and both are carpeted.
Nearby are the laundry and the bathroom with a walk-in shower, vanity and toilet.
The home is in great shape – clean, well presented and ready for new occupants to move in, yet there’s much more to consider.
At the side of the house is a carport, and access to a 6m x 6m freestanding, gable-roofed Colorbond shed with two doors, a concrete floor and clear roof panels for natural light.
Another key attraction is the 963sqm block. As well as the easy-care gardens, there’s plenty of scope for growing fruit and veggies or simply enjoying the leafy setting and privacy.
This is an exciting proposition for buyers who value indoor comfort and outdoor space without compromising on the convenience of amenities.

What you need to know:
– Comfortable home close to town
– 963sqm block
– 6m x 6m freestanding shed
– 1.5km from major shopping centre and hardware megastore
– Few minutes from good schools and town
– Good-sized lounge with wood fire
– Kitchen with electric cooking
– Meals area
– Two bedrooms – one queen-sized, one double
– Shower room with vanity and toilet
– Laundry
– Easy-care gardens – lawn, natives, succulents, palms, creepers
– Ideal for first timers, downsizers, investors
– Council rates $2,348.06
– Water rates $275.72

This unique 887 sqm site offers an outstanding opportunity for those wanting to cash in on Albany’s burgeoning demand for holiday accommodation. Almost adjacent to historic Strawberry Hill Farm and situated only four minutes’ drive from glorious Middleton Beach in one direction and the CBD in the other, it’s ideally located for easy access to tourist attractions and amenities.
Lot 10 is the remaining undeveloped plot within a residential strata scheme approved for use as short stay holiday accommodation. The 9 established 2×1 brick & Colorbond units within the complex are very neat, well maintained, and enjoying fantastic occupancy and net returns. The current owner of the vacant land for sale has plans to share for the construction of 3 double keyed units (each with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) and a disability friendly 2×1 unit that will fit within the site, including the required allowance for parking. However, other options for an entrepreneurial investor to consider are a Bed and Breakfast or Guest House. Taking advantage of the potential to build two storey will enable the developer to reap greater rewards with the creation of either a greater number of lettable units or larger building sizes.
Currently covered in lawn and with a number of established trees surrounding the perimeter of the site, providing a leafy canopy, the block overlooks a lake and is within a very picturesque setting. Positioned well back from the road and tucked away behind the existing units, the location is very quiet and peaceful, ideal for holiday guests wanting a relaxing place to unwind in between exploring all that the south coast has to offer.
Developers will be pleased to note that all services, including power, town gas, scheme water, deep sewerage and telecommunications are available to the site.
The approved use for the scheme also allows owners to stay onsite up to three months a year, adding to its appeal to out-of-towners looking for a city bolt-hole for holidays or occasional overnight stays, knowing it will earn its keep between visits. Whoever builds on this site for sale will enjoy the same benefits for dual use.
Rarely do vacant blocks of land in this location and with this type of use become available to purchase. One has the choice of building and living off the income the short stay units generate or selling them off individually, or a combination of both.
It’s an exciting proposition for buyers looking for a sound investment with potential for high returns in a tourist hot spot. To discuss your interest, please contact Lee Stonell on 0409 684 653 or lee@merrifield.com.au today.

What you need to know:
– Short-term holiday accommodation site
– Zoned Residential R25
– Remaining undeveloped parcel within an attractive, well-maintained complex
– Build and enjoy the same excellent letting returns that the established units are fetching OR build and sell – the choice is yours
– Located between beach and town – 4 minutes’ drive either way
– Communal laundry for guest use already established
– Tranquil outlook over parkland and lake with ducks and birds
– Allocated car parking spaces
– 887 sqm block, all services available
– For investor’s own use up to three months a year once built on
– Council rates $1,131 per annum

Active families and those who value space and tranquility will warm to this exceptional property just 700m from the shore of Oyster Harbour and the Lower King boat ramp.
It consists of a generous, two-storey home, built by Peter Young, with excellent indoor and outdoor living and entertaining areas, on a sensational block of 4078sqm.
Screened from the road by tall gum trees and native shrubs, the home is built of brick, cladding and Colorbond. Inside, the inspired design incorporates elements of the outdoors with feature bush poles and timber wall panels, doors and stairs.
On the first floor, the private master suite consists of a king-sized bedroom with a shower room, a big walk-in robe and a sunny sitting room with a lovely outlook towards the harbour and Gull Rock.
The main living area on the ground floor is an air-conditioned open-plan family room and dining space with a wood fire and a raked ceiling enhancing the spacious, airy feel.
To one side is the attractive kitchen with ivory cabinetry, granite bench-tops, a five-burner stainless steel chef’s stove and a dishwasher.
Glazed doors lead out to the rear veranda and down a few steps to a sensational gable-roofed, paved patio. Set among lush gardens of ferns and succulents, it has a built-in pizza oven and space for the barbecue as well as family-sized outdoor settings for dining and relaxing.
All the family bedrooms are double sized with robes, and there’s a second shower room with a vanity and separate toilet.
An office, a study or hobby room, a laundry and ample storage space complete the picture.
The outdoors is as impressive as the home itself with a double-length carport, a freestanding, two-bay powered shed for stowing the dinghy, another shed for the ride-on mower and garden gear, a woodshed, a fish sink for cleaning the day’s catch, and two rainwater tanks.
The block is mostly in grass, gently sloping away from the home to a stand of tall gums, grass trees and native shrubs towards the rear boundary.
More gums at the front make a fitting introduction to the property, which has been maintained to a high standard throughout.
Still owned by the family who built it, this is an outstanding estate promising a desirable lifestyle within easy reach of amenities and less than 15 minutes’ drive from town.

What you need to know:
– Two-storey home
– Close to shore of Oyster Harbour and boat ramp
– Beautiful 4078sqm grassy block with native vegetation
– Air-conditioned open family/dining area with wood fire
– Big gable-roofed patio with pizza oven
– Ivory kitchen with dishwasher, chef’s stove
– Upstairs master suite, walk-in robe, shower room, private sitting room
– Three double family bedrooms with robes
– Second shower room with vanity, separate toilet
– Office and study
– Double carport
– Two-bay shed with power
– Toolshed
– Council rates $2,554.68
– Water rates $275.72

For its absolute prime location, stylish design and prospects for an excellent letting income as well as a family holiday home, this smart unit is exceptional.
It’s only 250 metres from the water’s edge at iconic Middleton Beach, right in the tourist precinct and with cafés, bars, shops, scenic walks, Lake Seppings and Eyre Park almost on the doorstep. A popular fish and chip shop is at the entrance to the complex and town is a mere six-minute drive away.
Investors will reap rewards from short-term letting in this top tourist district and have the option of enjoying the benefits themselves for up to three months a year.
The unit is part of a superior complex of French-style units – each following the same classy theme but individually designed – around a leafy paved courtyard.
At the end of a row of three, it is built of brick and Colorbond set off with a panel of cladding, a window awning and a front veranda.
On the ground level of the two-storey building is an air-conditioned, open-plan living area, a sunny space comprising the lounge and dining room.
To one side is the well-appointed kitchen with gas cooking and ample cabinetry, and the laundry appliances cleverly concealed behind concertina doors.
Glass doors off the dining space open onto a little sitting area at the back.
Upstairs, two huge bedrooms with built in robes share the bathroom with a walk-in shower and vanity, and the separate toilet. One is a king-sized bedroom; the other is even bigger, a mezzanine-style room with a part-wall open to the lounge below.
The living space and stairs are carpeted, and the hallways and bedrooms are fitted with practical vinyl plank flooring. Clean, neutral décor, good blinds and attractive tiling were well chosen to enhance the seaside feel while complementing the building style.
A single carport, a storage shed and front security screen are other benefits of this property, which has been beautifully maintained and is ready for letting or as a holiday home from day one.
Out-of-towners seeking a seaside retreat for themselves as well as their friends and family will warm to the superior location and amenities here, and appreciate the impressive letting record promising great returns for the rest of the year.

What you need to know:
– Brick and Colorbond holiday unit
– Zoned for short stay holiday accommodation
– Owners may use for up to three months a year
– Part of leafy, French-style complex
– 250 metres to iconic Middleton Beach
– Among ever popular tourist attractions – walks, cafés, bars, Eyre Park, shops, Lake Seppings
– Stylish, brilliantly maintained
– Air-conditioned lounge open to dining area
– Kitchen with gas cooking, ample cabinetry, concealed laundry facilities
– Two king-sized bedrooms with robes
– Bathroom with shower, vanity; separate toilet
– Private carport adjacent to entrance
– Prime location and only six minutes to town
– Council rates $1,331.00 per annum
– Water rates $1,392.68 per annum
– Strata levies $2,732.86 per annum (includes maintenance of outside surfaces of building and building insurance)

Stylishly brought up to date since its 1960s beginnings, this lovely home presents an easy lifestyle for couples or small families appreciating its location in a quiet cul-de-sac close to all amenities.
The brick veneer and tile home is set well back from the road on an easy-care block of 441sqm. Lawns at the front and back are bordered by water-wise native trees and shrubs, and there’s ample space for green-thumbed owners to plant veggies and herbs.
Inside, the home is remarkably light and bright with white décor adding to the airy feel.
The comfortable, air-conditioned lounge has a big picture window overlooking the front garden. This charming room has been opened up to the kitchen, with electric cooking and white cabinetry, and the sunny dining area.
For outdoor relaxation or cranking up the barbie, the covered front patio is the perfect spot.
A hall off the living space leads to the bedrooms and the shower room. The main bedroom is king-sized and the other two are spacious doubles.
Off the kitchen are the laundry and separate toilet.
Smart vinyl flooring flows throughout the living spaces and hallway and the bedrooms are carpeted, while a parking spot at the back and security screen doors are other notable features.
For people of all ages, the location is a major drawcard. Town is a five-minute drive away and even closer are primary and high schools, a shopping centre, the hospital, sport and recreation grounds and doctors’ surgeries. It doesn’t get much better than this in terms of location, location, location.
Whether it becomes a home for owner-occupiers to settle into or a rental with certain tenant appeal, this property is all ready to enjoy.

Contact Kyle Sproxton on 0438 880 439 today for your private inspection

What you need to know:
– Attractive brick veneer and tile home
– Sunny lounge with air conditioning
– White kitchen with electric cooking
– Dining area
– Front patio
– King-sized master bedroom
– Two spacious double bedrooms
– Shower room
– Laundry and separate toilet
– Good flooring, décor, window treatments
– 441sqm block
– Rear parking space
– Easy-care gardens – lawns and water-wise natives
– Central to shops, doctors, the hospital, primary and high schools, five minutes to town
– Suit small family, students, couple, or investor
– Council rates $2,256.69
– Water rates $1,525.99

This attractive rural block offers exceptional prospects for buyers looking for a life on the land with manageable acreage.
Just 1km north of the town of Torbay and a few minutes’ drive from pristine Cosy Corner and Muttonbird beaches for swimming, fishing and bushwalking, the 20.23ha holding promises an enviable country lifestyle in a picturesque natural setting.
Various elevated areas on the sloping land would make ideal home sites to take advantage of the beautiful coastal views to Torbay and beyond to the Southern Ocean, as well as rural land and hills to the north.
There’s plenty of scope for building sheds and your amazing dream home.
The land is about half cleared into grassy pasture with an area of bush on the eastern side and pockets of original vegetation – varying from tall eucalypts to native shrubs – for windbreaks, stock shelter and attraction of diverse birdlife.
In established cattle country, the block, zoned General Agriculture, is also suitable for running but will require some upgrades to fencing.
Power runs through the property, the land is well drained and there’s scope for establishing dams on the southern reaches for water.
Torbay is about a 20-minute drive to Albany in the east and 25 minutes to Denmark in the west. A school bus to Albany runs from the township.
People who aspire to a practical and potentially profitable hobby farm in a scenic location, or those expanding their existing holding, will be impressed by the possibilities of this outstanding estate.

What you need to know:
– 20.23ha rural block
– Zoned General Agriculture
– Sloping – fabulous coastal views from elevated sections
– About half cleared, areas of native vegetation for shelter
– 1km from Torbay township
– Few minutes from swimming beaches, fishing spots and bush tracks
– Various ideal home sites
– Suitable sites for outbuildings
– About 20 minutes to Albany, 25 minutes to Denmark
– School bus from Torbay