1/271 West Coast Highway, Scarborough, WA 6019

1/271 West Coast Highway, Scarborough

Stepping into this home feels like stepping into a beachside dream. Perfectly positioned on the ocean side of West Coast Highway, this is one of Scarborough's most iconic addresses. With no roads between you and the sand, it offers an unparalleled connection to the coast. Families and executives looking for a lifestyle defined by morning swims, sunset walks, and the soothing sound of waves will feel right at home.

This property isn't just about location—it's about presence. Built in 1999, its eclectic, multi-level design sets it apart. Spanning three storeys across five levels, it's a home with personality. Natural light floods the interiors, while expansive balconies frame breathtaking ocean views. Whether it's morning coffee with a sunrise or wine at sunset, this is where the coast becomes your backdrop.

For those who value security and simplicity, this residence delivers a genuine lock-and-leave lifestyle. Set in a private, gated community of just three homes, it's perfect for the frequent traveller, the busy professional, or anyone who wants the ease of low-maintenance living without compromising on luxury.

The lifestyle here is what truly shines. Direct beach access, iconic views, and an address that embodies Scarborough's laid-back sophistication. It's a home that balances individuality with timeless appeal, offering the perfect canvas for making memories by the sea.

Opportunities like this don't come along often. This is your chance to live the ultimate coastal lifestyle in a home that's as unique as its location.

Contact Corey Adamson today to arrange your private viewing and make this Scarborough icon yours.

Council rates: $3,448.81 pa
Water rates: $2,165.17 pa
Year built: 1999

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This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.