24 Cairn Road, Mc Crae, VIC, 3938, Australia

In the heart of McCrae, elevated back from the forshore and McCrae lighthouse with uninterrupted views across Port Phillip Bay and beyond, moments to the spoils of a sought after lifestyle, in this stunning modern residence. Set on a 788sqm* manageable allotment with thorough storage and ample room for a pool, this special property will set the scene for iconic Mornington Peninsula summers and year round enjoyment. Enjoy a morning swim at the beach followed by a coffee at one of the many local cafes and relax the rest of the day away.

Individually designed this low maintenance well loved 10 year old home offers exceptional living delivered through an intelligent floorpan that connects seamlessly to the natural landscape that encapsulates this coastal location. With the convenience of split living zones, bedrooms and bathrooms on both levels creating flexibility living spaces in a calm and tranquility setting fitting of the area. The main living with its large open plan format perfect for entertaining, connects on to the covered alfresco overlooking Mccrae and the beautiful bay. Watch the ships sail past day and night!

The 3 bedrooms are located on both levels, with the ground floor guest bedroom and 1st floor second bedroom both allowing privacy and independence with access to a full bathroom. The master bedroom perched above the bay relishing in the morning sun with a North Westerly aspect.

Moments from Arthurs Seat, McCrae Yacht Club, Martha Cove Marina, beaches, wineries, golf courses, restaurants and walking trails with convenient access to the freeway with Melbourne CBD within an hours drive makes this a highly desirable lifestyle address for both permanent living and weekend escapes.

Property Specifications:
- 788sqm* block
- 240sqm* of living
- Custom built home
- Amazing bay views
- European appliances
- Heating & cooling
- Open plan living
- Boat/caravan storage
- Low maintenance block
- Water tank 10,000L (grey water, toilets & washing machine)
* measurements are indicative only