4 McDonald Road, Queenscliff, Vic 3225

Set in the seagrass meadows of Swan Bay this is coastal living at its best. The property feels boundless with a natural balance of native woodlands and grassy open space. Positioned in an exclusive location with all neighbouring properties on Mcdonald Road also an approximate size of 9 to 10 acres. Bluestone pillars forged with cast iron gates command the entrance, and the circular driveway and verandah welcome your arrival. 

The 3-bedroom weatherboard cottage is immersed in a 360° landscape panorama.  It is lovingly cared for while retaining its charm. Showcased throughout with beautiful natural light, hardwood flooring and expansive glazing frames the views. The hallway services the sleeping quarters, and large upgraded bathroom. The open plan living area encompasses the galley kitchen, with adjacent mudroom, plus the dining and lounge area. The laundry, accessed from the verandah, functions as an additional toilet & storage room, and is perfect for that second fridge. The large shed encompasses a 2-car lock up garage and storage/workshop area. Outside entertaining offers the choice of either on the verandah or gather around the fire pit and cook on the stone pizza oven. 

There are literally acres to run around playing tiggy or kick-to-kick. The cubby house on stilts hides in the trees, giving it a fortified feel for young adventures to imagine a game of garrison. Sheoak limbs droop and sway with grace in the whispering breeze, and a meandering track entices you to the water’s edge.  You might hear a rooster crow from a neighbouring farm, but you won’t be troubled with street noise or the thrum of passing cars. 

Currently utilised as a holiday rental residence, would superbly convert to a permanent home.  With such exquisite privacy and an uninterrupted seascape you will be able to witness nature’s greatest gifts of the sun’s rise and shift across the big blue, and then watch it slide behind the horizon. 

This truly is a rare opportunity to acquire your own piece of paradise on the Bellarine.