1 Gulls Way
Sorrento

On the narrowest part of the peninsula, between Koonya Ocean Beach and Cameron’s Bight, this soul nurturing four bedroom three bathroom haven is beautifully elevated to feel like one with the trees and the sunshine while watching the weather roll in. Built in the late 60s as a holiday home with distinct zones for guests and extended family, this northern orientated home is the place to be to create happy memories with its huge sandstone tiled rumpus room, guest bedroom suite with Hamptons style robes, retro ensuite and private balcony; versatile study/fourth bedroom serviced by a renovated bathroom and family size laundry on the ground floor. The first floor has a door to separate itself from the lower level, featuring its original Tasmanian Oak floorboards and a marble/Oak enclaved Jetmaster open fireplace in the three connected living or dining areas, while a sun drenched balcony with café blinds is a gorgeous winter space. The modern Corian kitchen has a full suite of Miele appliances, appliance cabinet and pull out pantry. There are two spacious bedrooms with robes (one with additional library) and a beach look bathroom. Double glazed doors open onto the relaxed north facing deck with its automated café awning and external staircase, creating the potential for two self contained levels. The rear garden is terraced with a long undercover patio that’s more of a utility area, creating protecting and privacy for clothes drying and pets. Energy efficient with beautiful cross ventilation catching the ocean breeze, Nobo panel heaters, reverse cycle air conditioners, solar panels, solar hot water and bore water for the garden, this idyllic sanctuary is fully equipped with an irrigation system, garden lighting, an alarm, CCTV, automated external awnings, a double carport on exposed aggregate and a lock up garage/workshop behind secure gates.

Nestled away near the Mornington Peninsula National Park, metres to the entrance to Koonya Ocean Beach carpark, walk to Koonya General Store, bus services, with plenty of walking trails through the national park, to the front beach and into Sorrento’s main shopping precinct.