37-39 Welfare Street, Portarlington.

The Feel:
The relaxed coastal community of Portarlington is quickly becoming an area that people of all ages are choosing to live in, loved by the locals for panoramic Port Phillip Bay views and calm beaches. Be surrounded by organic producers, fantastic wineries, and world-class surf spots all only moments away with Melbourne CBD an easy 90-minute trip by ferry for your everyday work commutes or a quick day trip into the city. It's time to move down to the coast and take advantage of all the possibilities that this lifestyle can offer!

The Facts:
-Rare land opportunity in an established streetscape, set across a scenic 660sqm (approx.)
-Surrounded by coastal homes set in a quiet street with undisturbed incredible bay views toward Geelong
-Perfect for a single or double storey home with abundant outdoor space guaranteed
-With a north facing orientation to the rear, stunning sunsets are assured year-round!
-Around the corner from Portarlington Panorama Park for wide open space when you need it
-Explore the Bellarine 'Taste Trail' with organic produce, fresh seafood and wineries all nearby
-Walk into town for a coffee or a bite to eat, with great beachside parks overlooking the water
-5mins to Portarlington Golf Course for a round of golf followed by a bistro meal with friends
-Geelong CBD is only 30mins away, with the ferry service getting you to Docklands in 90mins
-Bellarine's best schools all on hand, with Portarlington Primary and Saint Ignatius Secondary College nearby

Join the small and peaceful community who have come to call this tranquil sanctuary ‘home', and find a more balanced lifestyle for you and your family. You do not want to miss out on this opportunity!

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