This Lilli Pilli beach house could be just the thing to cure 'early winter' blues

Green leafy trees, timber furnishings and easy beach access await the next owner of nearly beachfront 18A Tinarra Close, Lilli Pilli.

My Agent Team real estate agent Megan Goucher describes the home as "out of the box".

"This home is for somebody looking for something a little different," Megan says.

She says the property is around 200m from Lilli Pilli beach, and close to shops and several local schools.

The four-bedroom, two-bathroom home boasts eye-catching dormer windows and receives lots of natural light.

“It’s a unique style of home offering something different for the coast,” Megan says.

Timber details inside the home provide a relaxed, beachy feel, while the large windows let an abundance of natural light in.

The home boasts two bedrooms and a bathroom in the upstairs loft, and the same again downstairs. There's plenty of space for family and friends to spread out and stretch their legs while taking advantage of the beautiful water views.

“It's packed with character and charm and won’t disappoint the fussiest of buyers,” Megan says.

Tinarra Close is located on a no-through road, meaning the street is “nice and private" according to Megan. The property has been under the care of one family for more than 20 years.

“I think it really shows with the gardens and the landscaping," Megan says. “It’s really as neat as a pin.”

If you love the outdoors, the house has plenty of things for you. Start on the timber side deck, look out to Lilli Pilli beach and picture yourself enjoying morning surfs or afternoon swims.

Nearby trees and shrubs give a green look to the property, with natural bush keeping nature close.

Megan says the home is move-in ready, so its next owners can enjoy it without delay.

“Though it is a family home at the moment, it is very versatile and can be used as a family home or a holiday home.”

18A Tinarra Close, Lilli Pilli, is for sale for between $1 and $1.1 million.

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Article originally written and published by The RiotACT.