Enviably set between the Gulf Point Marina and LeFevre Recreation Reserve, is a 1980s solar-boosted home creating a promising base for the young family, those seeking live-in parent stretch, or rare garage girth for the home business. Two separate secure dual garages, a workshop, office/4th bedroom, and parking space for up to 9 cars confirms it. The sweeping corner block, bound by artificial turf, boasts a vast 41m* frontage, total backyard privacy, and an all-seasons alfresco; it could all also make way for an exciting new family design (STPC.) For now, large colonial windows beam light within, fresh modern decor lifts its main living and dining heart, the retro kitchen makes a 1980s statement, while the home's dual wings bring versatility you rarely ever find. The main wing welcomes 3 bedrooms; the master hosting a retro 2-way ensuite/bathroom and walk-in robes, bedroom 2 also has walk-in robes, leaving you to deliberate the flex of the 4th bedroom/office, 2nd bathroom, secure workshop, and bonus double garage… In friendly surrounds piquing new family interest, you'll enjoy the Cruising Yacht Club, the coastal trails, Beach Haven Café, an easy dash to the Osborn train, proximity to good schools, the vibrant Semaphore and Port precincts, and so much more. It's also an easy walk to local shops. Explore the potential with both work and leisure together… You'll love: - Refurbished 1980s up to 4-bedroom design - Solar efficiency - Ducted evaporative cooling - Living room gas heating - Master bedroom with a 2-way ensuite & WIR - Highly versatile 4th bedroom/office, 2nd bathroom & workshop wing - Alarm & roller shutter security - Rare garaging & off-street parking for up to 9 cars - Potential to renovate & refurbish - Bore water for irrigation - Make way for a new home design (STPC) *If a land size is quoted it is an approximation only. You must make your own enquiries as to this figure's accuracy. Harcourts Smith (Kate Eliza Real Estate Pty Ltd) does not guarantee the accuracy of these measurements. All development enquiries and site requirements should be directed to the local govt. authority.