8 Blake Place, Narrawallee NSW 2539

Dual-living flexibility | Bushfire overlay present | 1,685m² near inlet | Workshop for storage | Sought-after coastal pocket What makes this property competitively rare is its dual-occupancy configuration on a full-sized coastal block. The separate cottage and main residence provide genuine separation, not just extra bedrooms, which serves multi-generational buyers or those seeking an income offset through holiday letting. Oversized master suite, large covered deck with spa, and slow combustion fireplace signal that the primary dwelling was designed for year-round indoor-outdoor living, not just summer trade. The powered workshop directly addresses a common buyer pain point in coastal markets: secure boat, caravan, or gear storage. This property positions best for buyers who value flexible space and privacy over polished finishes, as the layout and land area are the prime differentiators here, not cosmetic condition. The bushfire overlay is the single material risk. It directly impacts insurance premiums, vegetation management costs, and any future renovation or extension feasibility. Buyers should obtain an insurance quote before committing and factor in ongoing clearing obligations. Yet that same overlay explains why this block remains secluded and surrounded by reserve access—the trade-off is habitat adjacency for that sought-after privacy and direct trail links. The dual occupancy also opens a secondary income stream, which can offset holding costs in a market showing healthy year-on-year uplift. For the right buyer, the constraints become the moat