Beautifully finished and designed with everyday living in mind, this contemporary Broulee home delivers the space, style and relaxed coastal lifestyle so many buyers are searching for.

High ceilings, warm timber finishes and light-filled open spaces create an inviting atmosphere that instantly feels like home. Positioned in Broulee's newest pocket, the residence has been thoughtfully designed for easy coastal living. Entertain around the expansive island kitchen, enjoy a quiet morning coffee on the covered alfresco, or leave the car at home and walk to local cafés and Broulee's beautiful beaches. With a generous butler's pantry, quality finishes and a functional family-friendly floorplan, this home offers an ideal balance of style, practicality and low-maintenance living.

Property Features

• Four generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
• Main bedroom with walk-in robe and stylish ensuite
• Two contemporary bathrooms, plus a separate powder room and toilet
• Light-filled open-plan kitchen, living and dining area
• Designer kitchen with stone benchtops and expansive island
• Oversized butler's pantry with excellent storage and preparation space
• Covered outdoor entertaining area overlooking the backyard
• Reverse-cycle wall-mounted air-conditioning system
• Ceiling fans throughout
• Double remote garage with internal access
• Fenced, low-maintenance yard
• Approximately 574m2 parcel of land
• Potential rent: $800-$850 per week
• Council rates approximately $2,813.11 per annum

Whether you are searching for a permanent home, a quality investment or an easy-care coastal escape, this is a property that deserves to be seen. Contact us to arrange your private inspection or join us at one of the scheduled open homes and experience the home for yourself.


Disclaimer: All care has been taken in the preparation of this marketing material, and details have been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable. Blackshaw do not however guarantee the accuracy of the information, nor accept liability for any errors. Interested persons should rely solely on their own enquiries.