In the heart of Original Beachlands, a full 1002sqm corner site holds a rare composition. Not one home, but three distinct spaces, each designed to live independently, yet connected in a way that feels deliberate and considered.
At its centre, the original 1980s home remains grounded and familiar. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged with ease, while open-plan living flows outward to a fenced backyard. It is a home that feels settled, functional, and ready for everyday life, with space for children to move and for families to gather.
Set apart, the minor dwelling introduces a different tone entirely. Modern, high-spec, and self-contained, it offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with its own covered outdoor living and gated parking. Private, refined, and complete in its own right, it functions as a home within the property, ideal for extended family or a possible premium rental.
Between the two, a double garage anchors the site, incorporating a separate laundry and a flexible multi-purpose space above. Currently operated as an Airbnb, it adds a third layer of living, one that can generate income, accommodate guests, or evolve as needs change.
The land allows each space to breathe. As a corner site, it offers openness, access, and a sense of scale that is increasingly difficult to find. There is room here not just to live, but to shape how life is lived.
Location completes the picture. Original Beachlands remains one of the most tightly held parts of the coast, valued for its established feel and strong community. Sunkist Bay, the reserve, local shops and Beachlands School are all within walking distance. Pine Harbour Marina sits nearby, offering an easy connection to the city, where the commute becomes part of a considered lifestyle rather than a daily strain.
This is a property that moves beyond a single use. A place for extended family, a home with income, or an investment with multiple potential streams. Three environments, each with purpose, offering a way of living that is both flexible and enduring.
