15 Lapwing Court, Point Boston SA 5607

Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: Positioned in the sought-after coastal enclave of Point Boston, this exceptional 927m2 allotment at 15 Lapwing Court offers a rare opportunity to embrace the serene beauty of the Eyre Peninsula while being just 12km from the vibrant heart of Port Lincoln. Imagine waking each morning to breathtaking sunrises and the sound of the ocean, with white sandy beaches just moments from your door. Whether you're looking to build your forever home, a holiday escape, or a sound investment, this property offers the perfect blank canvas. Surrounded by pristine nature, the Point Boston Peninsula is renowned for its peaceful atmosphere, environmentally conscious design, and a strong sense of community. Enjoy direct access to walking trails that meander through native landscapes, connecting you to quiet coves, scenic lookouts, and turquoise bays ideal for fishing, swimming, and soaking in the coastal lifestyle. Key Features: - Generous 927m² allotment in an elevated position - Stunning outlook with potential for sweeping ocean views - Walking distance to unspoiled beaches and tranquil bays - Environmentally sensitive development focused on lifestyle and sustainability - Easy 12-minute drive to Port Lincoln's shops, schools, cafés, and services - Power and water available to the site, ready for your dream build Don't miss your chance to secure a slice of paradise in this tightly held coastal community. Whether you're planning a modern beachside residence or an idyllic holiday home, 15 Lapwing Court is the opportunity you've been waiting for. For further details please contact Jaclyn Hage today. *All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.