Set on an elevated one-acre block near Berry, this renovated two-bedroom cottage offers incredible value, modern interiors and endless potential. Photos: LJ Hooker.
Set on an elevated 4047 sqm block just outside Berry, 406 Tourist Road, Beaumont presents a rare blend of immediate liveability and exceptional long-term potential.
With a reserve price of $1,590,000, the property has been confidently declared the “best value small lifestyle property for sale anywhere in the Berry region” by LJ Hooker agent Patrick Tynan.
“There are some one-acre blocks of land with no property on the market for over $1.6 million right now, so this is an opportunity to purchase a property priced to sell by a motivated vendor,” he says.
“You’re getting elevated land with some filtered views to the coast and rainforests, and an entirely liveable house you can move right into without doing a thing.
“There’s endless potential here for extension or rebuilding, with no risk of overcapitalising, because it’s such exceptionally good value.”
The classic two-storey, two-bedroom cottage pairs a charming period facade with crisp, contemporary interiors. Recent upgrades shine throughout, highlighted by a fully renovated bathroom, a beautifully modernised kitchen and a custom staircase.
“It’s been a labour of love,” Patrick says. “As with many cottages of the time, it was quite gloomy inside when the owners first bought it, and the grounds were heavily overgrown. They have opened it up, freshened it up, and entirely transformed it.”
Multiple living zones capture tranquil garden vistas, offering flexible spaces for both relaxation and entertaining, including a sunroom complete with a Nectre Bakers wood-fired oven to cosy up to.
The upper level holds clear potential for a third bedroom or dedicated home office.
Complete with dual split-system air conditioning, the residence ensures effortless, year-round climate control.
Outside, the hard yakka has been taken care of on this property, which sits on an almost totally cleared 1-acre holding, encircled by gorgeous mature trees.
“The back deck is a highlight feature,” Patrick says. “You can sit there and soak up the sunshine with a drink, and look out at the bush at the edge of the property.”
There’s a 90,000-litre water tank and a separate 15m x 6m shed with power, water and a second toilet, which can be used for storage or as a workshop.
Set on a circular driveway with privacy from Tourist Road, this home sits in a sought-after, tightly held location overlooking the Berry region.
The property is scheduled to be auctioned in November if it is not sold beforehand.
For more information on 406 Tourist Road, Beaumont, contact LJ Hooker agent Patrick Tynan on 0418 603 980.
