Introducing a charming beach shack at 105 Main Road, Musselroe Bay. This delightful 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom house offers the perfect holiday retreat for families and keen fishermen alike. Nestled on a coveted corner plot spanning 556 square metres, this property provides direct access to the beach, as well as proximity to the boat ramp and pier, making it an ideal coastal haven. An extremely rare waterfront position with beach front access.
Step inside to discover an open plan kitchen and dining area, creating an inviting space for relaxed family meals. The separate living area offers a comfortable haven to unwind after a day spent in the great outdoors. Convenience is key, with a single garage, storage shed, and ample parking space for your boat, jet skis, and caravan.
Stay connected while revelling in the peace and tranquillity of this coastal location, thanks to excellent mobile coverage. The nearby town of Gladstone, a mere 25 minutes away, caters to all your needs with a convenient one-stop-shop and a local hotel. Furthermore, the property is conveniently positioned within an hour's drive of both Bridport and St Helens, ensuring access to additional amenities and entertainment options.
Built in 1975, this beach shack exudes character and charm, boasting two bedrooms, an open plan lounge and dining area, a bathroom with a shower and toilet, and a single garage. The approximate 556-square-metre corner block offers ample outdoor space, while a water tank with an impressive 11,000-litre capacity, equipped with an electric motor and pump, ensures reliable water supply.
Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to acquire a unique holiday home in one of Musselroe Bay's most sought-after locations. Seize the chance to create lasting memories by the sea in this cosy and welcoming beach shack. Embrace the coastal lifestyle and make this property your own slice of paradise.
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