Bush or Beach? Why Choose When You Can Have Both?

With Meroo National Park as your neighbour and beautiful Burrill Lake & Dolphin Point beach just moments away, 25 Wyoming Avenue brings together the best of both worlds.

Set on a generous 866m² block, this cosy three-bedroom home offers a comfortable starting point for those wanting to create a home of their own in a fabulous South Coast location.

Inside, the home features a separate lounge and additional sunroom, providing flexibility to suit your needs. The north-facing front yard welcomes plenty of natural light into the living areas, creating a warm and inviting feel.

But it’s outside where this property really shines.

The spacious outdoor entertaining area is the perfect place to bring everyone together, whether it’s a weekend barbecue, an afternoon with friends or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. There’s a generous backyard to enjoy, with plenty of room to create an outdoor space that suits your lifestyle.

Property Highlights
– 866m² of space, with Meroo National Park right next door
– Three-bedroom home ready for your personal touch
– North-facing front yard bringing beautiful natural light inside
– Separate lounge and sunroom for a little extra flexibility
– Fantastic outdoor entertaining space for family and friends
– Fully fenced backyard with plenty of room for pets, play and gardens
– Double garage with space for the cars and all the extras
– Just 100m to the walking track to Bimbala Aboriginal Rock Shelter
– Only 1km to Burrill Lake, Dolphin Point beaches, local shops and cafés
– A short 7-minute drive into the heart of Ulladulla

Morning walks through the bush, afternoons by the water and evenings spent relaxing in your own backyard. This is the kind of location that makes the South Coast lifestyle so special.

And the best part? You get to make it your own.

Your bush-to-beach dream starts here.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.