The Great Ocean Road’s rarest address, and it can be all yours

THE Great Ocean Road is such an amazing journey, boasting some of the most stunning outlooks on our coastline, especially when you traverse the cliff face section starting just past Eastern View on the way to Lorne.

The area here known a Big Hill is a standout, with only a handful of the 40 dwellings on the ocean side of the Great Ocean Road, making them some of the rarest addresses on Australia’s most iconic road.

In the past five years there have only been three sales on the ocean side of the Great Ocean Road between Fairhaven and Lorne.

The first sale at $10 million the second at $8,250,000 and the third at just over $2.5 million.

So, with Great Ocean Road Real Estate’s recent listing of 1223 Great Ocean Road on the cliff top at Big Hill with a price guide of $3,125,000 it certainly represents value that speaks for itself.

This is one of the Great Ocean Road’s select few cliff top residences and arguably one of the most unique sites on the Victorian coastline.

Positioned on the ocean side of the Great Ocean Road, only 7 minutes to Lorne, the cliff faces plunge dramatically to the private beach below.

Great Ocean Road Real Estate director Ian Stewart said this is one of the rarest opportunities on our coastline.

“I am sure many people driving past this area wonder about these homes on the ocean side of the road, and how stunning the aspect and outlook would be.

“You cannot really understand how dramatic the experience is from a home like this, its just awe inspiring, and its all yours, no visible neighbours, just never ending ocean and coastline views along with a pristine native forest outlook.”

The ruggedness of the private domain marries so well with the Corten steel residence and melts seamlessly into the landscape.

Boasting three bedrooms, dual living areas and the blue ocean at every turn this is not your usual coastal hideaway.

Large open kitchen, living, dining on the upper level folds onto the ocean facing terrace that exposes Lorne to the south, Aireys Inlet to the north and crashing surf and rocky coastline below.

Double remote controlled secure garage with studio/study, ample off-street parking, outdoor fire pit/BBQ area enjoying marine traffic and life of every dimension.

The native landscape remains untouched; the main beach below is a blank canvas for your imagination and the exclusivity of the location helping make this rare coastal jewel so unique, no words can fully describe what your senses will experience.

For more information, phone Ian Stewart on 0418 522 571 or Karen Stribling on 0439 650 838.