A few sandy footsteps to the beach

THE coastal village of Breamlea must be one of the best-kept secrets on Victoria’s coastline.

Nestled within the sand dunes protected from the elements, Breamlea is free of development pressures, and free of traffic that burdens other coastal towns, offering an absolute place of wonder for those who live or holiday here.

Such is the fondness for Breamlea, homes rarely hit the market, but when they do, they are very rare pickings indeed.

For those with the dream of living in Breamlea on their wish list, Bellarine Property’s recent listing at 3 Blyth Street offers the chance to become apart of this very special community.

This immaculately maintained home is a rare offering indeed in this sought after coastal pocket where nature, design and lifestyle effortlessly come together.

Sheltered behind the dunes and just one hundred and fifty meters from the beach, it delivers a soulful escape that’s surrounded by native vegetation.

Bellarine Property’s Peta Walter said this home, nestled protectively into the sand dunes on a traditional larger quarter acre block, is a coastal oasis not to miss.

“The privilege of living here within the natural dune ecosystem with the ocean just behind you over the sand dune, and the Thompson Creek estuary in front, is something not easily found anywhere else on our coast.

“Once you see this property and appreciate how well it has been integrated into this very special natural environment, to create such a liveable and functional space, you will understand why people fall in love with Breamlea.

“The owner has told us they love that this is a true idyll with a real sense of peace and connection to nature, and that they love the sounds of the ocean, abundant wildlife, clear air and starry skies and the changes that come with each season.”

The home has been cleverly oriented to capture light and garden views from every room, it creates a calming and immersive connection to the outdoors.

Inside, warmth and character abound through timber-lined ceilings, exposed brick feature walls, and slate flooring.

The updated kitchen is a centrepiece, and multiple living zones provide separation and flow, connecting beautifully to sheltered alfresco areas and the garden.

Zoned bedroom wings offer privacy and flexibility, including a generous master, a home office, and two additional bedrooms in the guest wing.

Tucked into a peaceful cul-de-sac, just a short walk to the sand, this property offers the idyllic beachside lifestyle, relaxed, timeless and hard to find.

This is a very rare are opportunity in Breamlea’s exclusive coastal community of just 80 homes, with only a 150 meter walk over the sand dune to Breamlea’s dog friendly beach and footsteps to nature reserves.

The home boasts expansive glazing and sliding doors connect interior spaces to sun-drenched alfresco and pergola entertaining area.

Lush garden outlooks frame every window and a tiered rear yard with veggie beds supported by stone walling and 16,000 litre water tank.

Sustainably boosted by 20 solar panels and upgraded solar-boosted electric hot water system. There is a large garage to fit up to three cars, generous workshop with rear access roller door and wood store.

Located minutes from Torquay, Barwon Heads and only 25 minutes to Geelong with a short walk to Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club and family friendly Bancoora Beach.

For more information, phone Peta Walter on 0439 354 362 or Levi Turner on 0408 552 539.

Bellarine Property’s Peta Walter said this home is a coastal oasis not to miss.