Crafted cabin ready to pass onto new owners

A charming Aireys Inlet cottage is for sale for the first time in its 45-year history to continue an impressive history that included survival of the Ash Wednesday bushfires.

7 Berthon Street is a period home nestled among Ironbark trees on a winding gravel road that provides a sense of seclusion synonymous with the Surf Coast hamlet.

The craftsman-built rough sawn Oregon cabin is just a 900m walk from Sandy Gully Beach, with easy access to Sunnymeade Beach and the clifftop walk connecting Urquharts Beach and the Lighthouse.

Wide verandahs outside and pine-lined walls, cathedral ceilings, timber windows, and slate flooring show outstanding craftsmanship.

The main level features a living room with a thermal mass double brick wall, a farmhouse-style kitchen, two bedrooms, a family bathroom, linen cupboard, and a spacious laundry.

Upstairs includes a versatile a loft space with ample room for beds, a sitting area, and storage, complete with a west-facing deck.

Hayden Real Estate is selling this property, with price hopes set between $1.395 million and $1.495 million.