50 Hickeys Drive, Coobowie SA 5583

This solid brick beachfront holiday home offers peace and tranquility, with breathtaking views of the bay and surrounding coastal towns. Open plan living area with carpet, and a small kitchen with vinyl flooring. 3 bedrooms with the main consisting of built in furniture. Shared tiled bathroom/laundry, this holiday home is very neat and tidy set on approx 737sqm allotment fully fenced with D/B garage, rainwater storage. The property has been priced to sell!!!!
A peaceful retreat with amazing seaviews across the Coobowie bay to Troubridge Island from the picture windows and full length Verandah. This quaint beachfront cottage is in a great location with direct beach access, front & rear vehicle access. A full length verandah This property is easy to maintain, it is hardy and durable. The open-plan Lounge Dine and Kitchen has stunning panoramic sea views. This 3 bedroom cottage sleeps 7, it is and investors delight. Coobowie is centrally located on Yorke Peninsulas East coast .Its a great spot close to the Innes national park & many other places of interest for plenty of sight seeing . Good surf, & fishing charters available near by.
Only a short drive to anything you need with Yorketown only 10 minutes away.
The Coobowie Hotel, local shop, & park only minutes walk away.
Coobowie is a small relaxed coastal town near the south-eastern tip of Yorke Peninsula it is becoming increasingly popular with holiday makers, situated in the heart of a protected bay. The town was proclaimed in 1875. The early explorers found Coobowie an attractive area. Now known as the 'Pelican Port', the Coobowie estuary is home to a fascinating array of birdlife. Coobowie offers a great walking and cycling track in both directions, and has one of the safest beach on the peninsula. Short walks Coobowie to Edithburgh Sealed trail linking townships, passing Coobowie estuary, a haven for Australian and migratory birds. Coobowie is a good spot to drop a line in and take home a feed of fish. Crabbing in the hotter months is also done in the bay, grab a crab rake and catch yourself a feed of blue swimmers.