3 Tahiti Lane, Hillarys

Embark on an extraordinary coastal journey as you step on to this pristine canvas of opportunity.

Nestled within the sought-after “Harbour Rise” precinct of Hillarys, this premium 383sqm parcel of rare earth is stunningly situated amongst a series of quality luxury properties and is the perfect platform on which to build your own dream low-maintenance modern home on, just footsteps away from picturesque local parklands, Hillarys Boat Harbour, the Hillarys Yacht Club and glorious swimming beaches.

Imagine waking up to feeling the gentle caress of sensual sea breezes from your brand new coastal retreat – be it a practical single-level residence or a spacious two-storey haven with that study, theatre room, alfresco, balcony, swimming pool and double garage you have always wanted. Your destiny lies in your own hands, here.

The lovely lakeside Oahu Park sits just around the corner, with public transport, the local tennis courts, beachside cafes and restaurants, top schools (including Sacred Heart College and St Mark's Anglican Community School), shopping and more only minutes away in their own right. The new Hillarys Beach Club, Hillarys Dog Beach and fishing at Pinnaroo Point are also very much within arm's reach of this spectacular location, merely adding to its amazing convenience.

Whether you envision a charming cottage, or an architectural marvel that harmonises with the natural beauty surrounding it, this exceptional parcel is the first chapter of your coastal masterpiece, waiting to be written!

Features include:

Vacant 383sqm parcel of land Dream “Harbour Rise” location Build the quality coastal home you have always wanted Your design, your way Cooling sea breezes await 3 Street frontages Walk to lush green parks, transport, Hillarys Marina, cafes, restaurants, beaches and more
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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.