Set on approximately 5,071m² in Toorloo Arm, this three-bedroom home offers the kind of space and relaxed lifestyle that can be increasingly hard to find.
With plenty of room around you, established outdoor areas and a substantial shed, while remaining within easy reach of Lakes Entrance and the coast.
Currently operated as short-stay accommodation, the property presents an appealing opportunity for those looking for a permanent home, a country escape or a property with an existing history in the holiday accommodation market.
Inside, the home is comfortable and practical, with an open kitchen and dining area flowing through to the generous living room. A wood fire brings warmth and character to the space, while split-system heating and cooling provides year-round comfort.
Large windows and sliding doors draw in natural light and connect the living area to the long covered verandah overlooking the grounds.
The kitchen provides plenty of bench and storage space, including a large island/breakfast bar, while all three bedrooms are positioned together along the opposite side of the home. Two include built-in robes, with the central bathroom offering both a bath and separate shower, plus a separate toilet and dedicated laundry.
Outside is where this property really comes into its own.
There is room to spread out across the approximately 1.25-acre allotment, with established trees providing a leafy backdrop and generous open lawn creating plenty of usable space.
A large covered entertaining deck offers an easy spot for long lunches and summer evenings, while the separate gazebo adds another place to gather outdoors.
For anyone needing serious storage or workspace, the approximately 15m x 9m shed is a major bonus, with easy vehicle access via the sweeping driveway and plenty of additional space around the property.
Solar panels add another practical inclusion, while the home's broad verandah provides a peaceful place to sit back and enjoy the surroundings.
Property features include:
- Three-bedroom, one-bathroom home
- Approximately 5,071m² allotment
- Open kitchen and dining area
- Spacious separate living zone
- Wood fire plus split-system heating and cooling
- Built-in robes to two bedrooms
- Bathroom with separate bath and shower
- Separate toilet and laundry
- Long covered front verandah
- Large covered outdoor entertaining area
- Separate gazebo
- Approximately 15m x 9m shed
- Solar panels
- Sweeping driveway and extensive off-street parking
- Currently operated as short-stay accommodation
Whether you're looking for somewhere to call home, a weekend escape or an opportunity with an established short-stay history, 31B Mill Point Road offers the space to make it your own.
Contact the Shoreside Real Estate team to arrange your inspection.
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