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With the sound of the ocean ever present and the sandy shores of Point Roadknight Beach and Kiosk just a short stroll away, the setting feels tranquil, immersive and closely connected to its coastal surroundings.<\/p>\n
Great Ocean Road Real Estate’s Paula Fowler said she has always regarded Melba Parade as one of Point Roadknight’s most prized streets.<\/p>\n
“Its relationship to the beach, the Moonah trees and the surrounding coastal landscape gives it a character that has endured over time,” Fowler said.<\/p>\n
“Homes with direct beach access across the road are becoming increasingly rare in Point Roadknight, and they tend to be held for long periods by the families who enjoy them.”<\/p>\n
“When a property has remained in the same family for decades, it usually reflects the strength of the location rather than the market.<\/p>\n
“Being just a short stroll from the sandy shores of Point Roadknight is a lifestyle advantage that’s hard to overstate, particularly in a location that values walkability and ease.”<\/p>\n
Recently updated while remaining true to its beachside character, the double-storey home unfolds in harmony with its environment.<\/p>\n
The main lounge is framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, drawing in filtered light and treetop views while flowing seamlessly to the front deck, where elevated outlooks across the moonah canopy create a memorable space for entertaining or quiet retreat.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Exposed beams, a timber-lined staircase, neutral coastal tones and durable timber vinyl flooring add warmth and practicality, creating interiors that feel relaxed, refined and well suited to everyday coastal living.<\/p>\n Upstairs, an open and flowing floor plan brings together the kitchen, living and dining areas, creating a light-filled zone designed for both everyday living and entertaining.<\/p>\n The kitchen forms the central hub of this level, well-appointed with an induction cooktop and generous bench space, and remaining closely connected to the surrounding spaces and outlook.<\/p>\n A second living area extends to a north-facing deck, ideal for outdoor dining and long afternoons beneath the trees.<\/p>\n Two oversized bedrooms on the upper level each enjoy their own en suite and elevated treetop vistas, offering private retreats with a sense of separation and privacy within the canopy.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The lower level continues the home’s flexibility, featuring a third bedroom, a family bathroom complete with spa bath and sauna, and an additional living area capable of accommodating overflow guests with ease.<\/p>\n This space extends to a rear undercover deck and a beautifully positioned pool and spa, set within established, landscaped grounds that are sheltered from prevailing winds while offering privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding setting.<\/p>\n A separate storage shed or studio space adds further versatility to the home. Practical considerations have also been thoughtfully addressed, with ample off-street parking and a carport, suitable for a boat or caravan.<\/p>\n An outdoor shower completes the coastal offering, reinforcing the home’s ease and functionality after days spent at the beach.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Held within the same family since 1954, this is a property with genuine history and enduring appeal.<\/p>\n Just steps from Point Roadknight Beach, the Surf Coast Walk, the Anglesea Motor Yacht Club and Kiosk, it offers a rare opportunity to secure a home defined by position, atmosphere and a longstanding connection to one of Anglesea’s most iconic coastal settings.<\/p>\n For more information, phone Paula Fowler on 0407 031 178.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" GREAT Ocean Road Real Estate’s recent Anglesea listing presents an opportunity to own a property in one of the most desirable locations along our coastline. Enjoying a coveted position within Anglesea’s tightly held Point Roadknight precinct, 112 Melba Parade is an exceptional coastal residence that sits directly opposite beach access, framed by the moonah trees […]<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/static.timesnewsgroup.com.au\/prod\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2026\/02\/3_87035.jpg\")
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