"Bangalay Cottage" - Classic 1960s Beach house, fully renovated in a perfect location!

Iconic 1960s Beach House Ambience: 'Bangalay Cottage' is situated just over an hour's drive from Sydney, it captures the quintessential spirit of a classic 1960s beach house. Yet has been lovingly renovated keeping all of the original charm! Framed by native coastal bushland and shaded by a majestic Bangalay tree after which it is named, this property offers a rare combination of authentic character, dual- accommodation versatility, and a stunning, sunny coastal position.

The primary residence retains its classic beach house character with bright, airy interiors and seamless outdoor connections. A sunlit central lounge room transitions into an expansive rear sunroom complete with a built-in daybed-providing an inviting space to relax while taking in views of the surrounding garden. The home features a fully equipped kitchen, a main master bedroom, a second bedroom, and a central bathroom fitted with a full bathtub.

Set privately to the rear of the property, the separate guest accommodation [S.T.C.A] provides an excellent secondary dwelling. Complete with 2 bedrooms, additional built-in bunk area, living area, kitchenette, and private bathroom, this space delivers exceptional flexibility for guest accommodation, extended family stays, or even independent living.

Grounds & Location
Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, the property features a shaded front veranda under the native canopy and a large rear deck ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining amidst lush natural surroundings. Positioned on one of Pearl Beach's' best streets with a short stroll to the sand, the home is just a short, flat stroll to the golden sands of Pearl Beach, the sheltered rockpool, local tennis courts, cafes, and beachfront dining, with Brisbane Water National Park and local trails right on your doorstep. It captures the quintessential spirit of a classic 1960s beach house, framed by native coastal bushland and shaded by the majestic Bangalay tree after which it is named, this property offers a rare combination of authentic architectural character, dual-dwelling versatility, and an enviable coastal position.

Land size: 644 m2
Council Rates: $3,708.85 P.A.
Water Rates: $279.80 P.Q.