31 Narvik Avenue, St Leonards VIC 3223

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: A short stroll from the foreshore, St Leonards Pier and the aquamarine shallows that make this bayside town so beloved, this solid 1970s residence offers something increasingly prized, substance, scale and freedom to reimagine. Set on a generous 674 sqm allotment with an impressive 40 metres of northern elevation, the home carries an unmistakable presence. A north facing verandah patio runs the length of the home, drawing in winter sun and extending the living experience outdoors. Inside, structured archways, floor-to-ceiling timber windows, fresh carpets and an arched brick fireplace speak to an era of confident construction and enduring character. The front living room is washed in natural light, while an adjoining dining room opens south to capture passing cross breezes. Beyond, the kitchen, meals and sitting room reveal the home's next chapter. Generous in scale and rich with possibility, this zone is ready for design minded buyers to shape into something remarkable. Existing storage is ample, the layout is practical and a wood fire adds warmth to the casual living domain. With openings to two elevations, these spaces invite sun, shade and a beautiful sense of calm across the day. A central hallway leads to four bedrooms, creating a distinct accommodation wing that feels quiet and removed. Three secondary bedrooms include built-in robes, while the main suite offers a fitted dressing room, ensuite and sliding door access to the north verandah. Outside, the value continues with a double carport, huge shed/workshop, two smaller sheds or lean-tos, additional off street parking for up to four vehicles and established fruit trees that lend the grounds a productive, homegrown appeal. For families, holidaymakers or sea changers with vision, this is a home with genuine range. Move in, elevate over time and spend your days exploring world class fishing, snorkelling and foreshore trails through Indented Head to Portarlington, linking the Bellarine with Melbourne.