2/5 Mitchell Parade, Mollymook NSW 2539

Perfectly positioned between the crystal-clear waters of Mollymook Beach and the lush fairways of Mollymook's Championship 18-hole Golf Course, this beautifully updated apartment offers a rare lifestyle opportunity in one of the South Coast's most sought-after locations.

Whether you're seeking a serene beachside retreat, a family holiday home, or a high-yielding investment, Beachlife at Beachside delivers on all fronts.

Property features to fall in love with:
- Spacious open-plan layout with seamless indoor/outdoor flow
- Three generous bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
- Master bedroom with ensuite (shower & toilet)
- Spacious main bathroom with separate bath and shower
- Modern, fully equipped kitchen ideal for entertaining
- Light-filled living and dining area with oversized corner lounge
- Covered alfresco BBQ area opening to a private shared lawn and native garden
- Internal laundry with new hot-water system and washing machine
- Secure storage for surfboards, bikes and golf clubs + additional fridge and heat-pump clothes dryer
- Easy access to the beach, golf course, cafes, and Mollymook Golf Club
- Offered fully set-up to continue using as a holiday rental or for your own private use, Walk-In/Walk-out

Enjoy morning surfs, long beach walks, or a round of golf before relaxing in your own private coastal haven. This apartment ticks all the boxes for low-maintenance luxury living with unbeatable lifestyle appeal.

Location benefits to fall in love with:
- Directly opposite Mollymook Beach
- Short stroll to local shops, renowned cafes, and fine dining, Bannisters Pavilion and Rick Stein's at Mollymook

Don't miss this rare opportunity to secure a premium slice of Mollymook's golden coastline. Contact us today to arrange a private inspection.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries