81 Easton Road, North Shields SA 5607

Located in a tightly held and highly sought-after esplanade position, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to secure your own piece of coastal paradise. With absolute esplanade frontage and just steps to the beach, it offers the perfect setting for relaxed seaside living, a weekend escape, or the foundation for your dream home.

Set on a generous 989m² (approx.) level allotment with a wide 21.2m street frontage, the property combines space, privacy, and potential. The substantial 10m x 10m shed is a standout feature, complete with concrete flooring, power and water connections, and a dedicated sub-board. Inside the shed, you'll find a fully equipped kitchen with a two-drawer dishwasher, a council-approved wet area with bathroom, a laundry, and additional storage-making it ideal as a weekend base or functional workspace.

The property is fully fenced along the side and rear boundaries, offering both privacy and security. It also includes two rainwater tanks and an electric hot water system, ensuring practicality and comfort are well covered.

Enjoy the unbeatable location just a short walk from the beach, scenic coastal trails, the jetty, and a local playground-perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The popular Wheatsheaf Hotel is just around the corner, offering a great spot for a meal or casual drink in a welcoming local atmosphere. All of this is set within a peaceful esplanade community, renowned for its relaxed lifestyle and strong coastal appeal.

Whether you're looking to build, invest, or simply escape to the coast, this unique esplanade opportunity is not to be missed.

Contact Jade to show you through this fantastic opportunity.

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