36 Yarrawonga Drive Mollymook Beach, NSW 2539

An exciting opportunity to secure a generous parcel of residential land in one of the South Coast's most desirable coastal locations.

Positioned just a stone's throw from the picturesque Hilltop 18 hole golf course, this 730sqm block offers the perfect setting to create a home that embraces the relaxed coastal lifestyle Mollymook is renowned for. Whether you're looking to build your dream permanent residence, a holiday escape or make a smart investment for the future, this property presents plenty of possibilities.

Adding to the appeal, pre-drawn plans for a thoughtfully designed three bedroom home are included, giving you a great starting point as you plan your build. With ample space to accommodate outdoor entertaining, landscaped gardens, children's play areas or even a swimming pool, there is plenty of room to bring your vision to life.

Property highlights include:

• Generous 730sqm parcel of residential land.
• Sought-after Mollymook Beach location.
• Just moments from Hilltop 18-hole golf course.
• Pre-drawn plans for a three bedroom home included.
• Plenty of space for gardens, entertaining and outdoor living.
• Potential to incorporate a swimming pool or family entertaining area.
• Ideal opportunity for a new home, coastal retreat or investment.

Enjoy the best of South Coast living, with beautiful beaches, golf, local cafes, restaurants and the relaxed atmosphere of Mollymook all part of the lifestyle on offer.

Rates: $1,934.17
Land size: 730 sqm

Contact Dawn Mason 0424 847 522 or Rachel Zerbes 0400 769 581 from Ray White Ulladulla today for more information or to arrange an inspection!

Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly hard to find. Secure your own piece of Mollymook Beach and start planning the coastal lifestyle you've always wanted.

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