29 Stafford Street, Gerroa NSW 2534

This is perfect opportunity to secure a large parcel of land with a renovated four bedroom home in a dream location right by the beach in beautiful Gerroa. The huge 923m² block offers unlimited potential for extension or development and is perfectly positioned opposite a cross-street to the beach, just a short 130-metre stroll from the water.

Wake up to sparkling ocean views every morning and stroll down the street to swim, paddleboard, surf or grab a coffee from the nearby award-winning Blue Swimmer cafe – this is the life you've been dreaming of! Views of Seven Mile Beach, Coolangatta Mountain and the national park are on display from the house and backyard.

Parcels of land this large are extremely limited in Gerroa and rarely come to market – this is an excellent opportunity to secure a foothold in this highly sought-after location, and the large block size allows for a variety of options including duplex development and/or subdivision of land (STCA).

Recently updated with new kitchens and bathrooms, bamboo flooring, and reverse-cycle air conditioning, the home is ready for your immediate use with the added bonus or a spacious yard with plenty of room for a boat or caravan.

The home is comprised of four bedrooms and two bathrooms across two completely self-contained levels, giving you the option to keep one level for yourself while gaining an income from the other. Views of Seven Mile Beach are on offer from the living, kitchen, bedroom, balcony and backyard.

Gerroa's gentle beaches and estuary are the perfect place to enjoy a quiet walk, swim with the little ones, paddleboard or learn to surf, with some fantastic advanced surfing spots close by for the keen boardrider – and an off-leash area for dogs on the nearby headland reserve.

Just 90 minutes south of Sydney, Gerroa and the surrounding region with its majestic coastal headland walks, local wineries and eateries, rural pastures and idyllic seaside golf course, is regarded as one of the most sought-after destinations on the east coast of Australia.