515 Agars Lane

A Private 153-acre Retreat with Space, Comfort & Versatility. Bordered by Seven Mile Beach National Park, Gwandalan has approximately 35 cleared acres with established paddocks and a generous house yard. An exceptional lifestyle opportunity just minutes from Berry township, and Seven Mile Beach. Designed for comfortable family living with seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this property combines rural practicality with modern comforts. The home welcomes you through a double-door entry, opening to interiors finished with engineered timbered flooring, ducted Mitsubishi air conditioning, downlights and feature hanging light fittings throughout. The central living spaces are thoughtfully arranged, with the lounge and dining rooms connected by a double-sided gas fireplace, creating warmth and atmosphere across both areas. The kitchen is well appointed for everyday living and entertaining, featuring a gas cooktop, electric oven, stone benchtops, ample pantry storage and direct access to the sunroom/closed alfresco, ideal for year-round use. Accommodation is generous and flexible, offering four bedrooms plus study options: - Master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite, grey carpet, blinds and access to the front yard - Additional bedrooms with timbered flooring, built-in or walk-in storage, ducted A/C, and access to front or rear yard spaces - The study enjoys direct access to the backyard, perfect as a home office or guest room Outdoors, the property truly shines. Infrastructure includes a 12 x 9 shed with concrete flooring and power, three bays, and six paddocks, making it ideal for hobby farming, horses or machinery. Town water is connected. With wide open space, established paddocks and a comfortable, well-finished home, Gwandalan at 515 Agars Lane offers a rare opportunity to secure acreage living in one of the South Coast's most sought-after locations. All information about the property has been provided to Ray White Berry by third parties. Ray White Berry has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.