Lot 6/5 Lawriel Court

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac just moments from Lakes Entrance, Lot 6 / 5 Lawriel Court, Kalimna offers a well-proportioned 832m² (approx.) block of land in a sought-after coastal setting, ideal for those seeking a balance of lifestyle and practicality. This newly created block provides the flexibility buyers are looking for, with ample space to design and build a comfortable home, holiday retreat, or investment property (STCA). With a manageable land size and a peaceful setting, it presents an appealing option for those wanting low-maintenance living without compromising on location. Set within an established and tightly held pocket, the property combines a quiet residential environment with convenient access to the region's key lifestyle attractions and everyday amenities. Property Highlights • 832m² (approx.) residential allotment • Newly subdivided with defined boundaries • Quiet cul-de-sac location • Ideal size for low-maintenance living • Flexible building potential (STCA) • Suitable for permanent residence, holiday home, or investment Location Benefits • Approx. 5 minutes to Lakes Entrance town centre • Close to beaches, waterfront, and boat ramps • Nearby walking tracks and reserves • Easy access to cafés, shops, schools, and essential services Lifestyle & Location Enjoy the relaxed East Gippsland lifestyle with easy access to the Gippsland Lakes, beaches, and surrounding natural beauty. Kalimna remains a popular choice for buyers seeking space, privacy, and proximity to the water without the premium of central locations. For further information or to arrange a private inspection, contact Daniel Schoeman on 0417 824 769. Due Diligence Checklist Buyers should conduct their own investigations into any factors affecting a property, including restrictions, planning controls, and associated costs. The checklist is a guide only, and professional advice may be required. Further details: Consumer Affairs Victoria Disclaimer: Information is believed to be reliable but not guaranteed. Purchasers should rely on their own enquiries.