2/26 North Point Avenue, Port Lincoln SA 5606

Welcome to one of Lincoln Cove's most tightly held waterfront offerings-positioned perfectly on prestigious North Point Avenue, this beautifully presented home unit is now ready for its next lucky owner.

Boasting one of the best outlooks in the marina, this property captures a truly breathtaking view-from the entrance of the marina to the recreational berths and the iconic Marina Hotel. Whether you're relaxing in the spacious living area or waking up in the master bedroom, the ever-changing water views are simply stunning.

Inside, the home is light, bright, and airy, featuring neutral tones, easy-care tiled floors through the main living spaces, and expansive windows and sliding glass doors that draw the outside in.

The updated kitchen is a delight, complete with quality appliances, ample storage, and water views that will make meal preparation a joy.

The clever design includes raked ceilings, amplifying the natural light and creating a wonderful sense of space. Comfort is assured year-round with split system air conditioning, and a neatly concealed laundry is tucked away behind bi-fold doors for added convenience.

There are two well-appointed bedrooms-one with large built-in robes and the other offering direct views over the waterway. The centrally located bathroom is generous in size, complete with a shower, bath, vanity, and toilet.

The front of the property features a carport with attractive paving, which doubles as an ideal outdoor entertaining space or additional parking area.

Whether you're looking to move in, lease long-term, or offer short-term holiday accommodation, this exceptional waterfront unit is a smart and versatile investment.

To arrange a private inspection or to find out more, contact Georgie Kemp at Kemp Real Estate-we'd love to help you secure this rare marina gem.

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