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$475,000

59 Litchfield Crescent
Long Beach NSW 2536

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Land area: 0.0988ha
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All The Hard Work Is Done!

Have you been looking at vacant blocks and you can't see through the trees?
Does the unknown BAL rating play on your mind?
Well, this property might just be the answer, the trees are all gone, the site is ready to build on and there are plans fully approved for a 3-bedroom two-bathroom home. The fixtures and finishes can be a way to put your stamp on it, just pick your certifier and get your construction underway.
If the existing design is not quite right for your needs, you could submit a new DA for your dream home confident that you will come in at BAL 29 on three sides and BAL 40 on one side as this current design has come in at. The block is a good size at 988sqm and offers room for a good-sized shed/workshop.
Cullendulla Creek Reserve runs behind this property offering nature walks and great kayaking, Being tidal it connects to the ocean, so paddle away. Long Beach is a quiet suburb bordering Murramarang National Park with its secluded bays and beaches all the way to South Durras. Long Beach is approximately 6 minutes' drive north of Batemans Bay which offers a good range of shops, restaurants, and clubs.
Rates $2,488.11pa

Property Details for 59 Litchfield Cres, Long Beach

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About Long Beach 2536

The size of Long Beach is approximately 9.8 square kilometres. It has 1 park covering nearly 3.8% of total area. The population of Long Beach in 2011 was 1,377 people. By 2016 the population was 1,432 showing a population growth of 4.0% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Long Beach is 60-69 years. Households in Long Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Long Beach work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 77.3% of the homes in Long Beach were owner-occupied compared with 80.7% in 2016.

Long Beach has 1,368 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Long Beach have seen a 60.16% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 43.85% increase. As at 30 November 2024:

  • The median value for Houses in Long Beach is $851,313 while the median value for Units is $695,947.
  • Houses have a median rent of $623 while Units have a median rent of $520.
There are currently 45 properties listed for sale, and 6 properties listed for rent in Long beach on OnTheHouse. According to CoreLogic's data, 62 properties were sold in the past 12 months in Long beach.

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