These beach properties are as ‘Rare as Hen’s Teeth’!!
What an amazing location to holiday or call home! Take a lazy walk to the beach which is only a few hundred metres away.... Locals and visitors alike love the dog beach and the oceanside walkway at the end of the street. The Common, White Elephant Café, Sea Gardens Cafe and Prevelly Store are just around the corner for a meal, coffee or supplies. It all adds up to an idyllic and convenient place to live or getaway for a coastal holiday.
This two-storey beach house has been recently renovated internally this home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two small timber decked areas on either side of the 1st level overlooking the backyard or the front yard. Downstairs includes an open living area, two store rooms, new laundry/bathroom and access to the backyard where you can laze away the days in the shade and relax in this delightful setting on the deck. Upstairs features another living area, renovated kitchen, bathroom, three spacious bedrooms and a separate WC.
Set on a very generous 1,120m2 flat block with coastal vegetation and Peppi trees, there is ample room to put in a large workshop or even a granny flat. The property has short stay approval in place until June 2026.
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This property at 14 Lake View Crescent, Prevelly is a three bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Megan Booth at Margaret River Real Estate First National on 07 Jul 2023.
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Prevelly is a coastal townsite in the south west region, 287 kilometres south southwest of Perth and nine kilometres west of Margaret River. The area was privately subdivided around 1960, and named Prevelly Park by the developers. In 1977 the Shire of Augusta_Margaret River requested the development be declared a townsite, and the townsite of Prevelly was gazetted in 1978.
The naming of Prevelly is dedicated to the Monastery of Prevelli on the island of Crete. A Greek style chapel that was built at Prevelly as a tribute to the Greek community on Crete during the world war was officially opened 4 June 1979. Mr. E.G. Edwards, who sponsored the building of the chapel built the holiday village of Prevelly and named it after the Monastery of Prevelli on Crete. He built the chapel to commemorate the courage of Cretan villagers who helped him and other servicemen after they escaped from the Germans.