Discover your perfect coastal escape with this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom Villa in the heart of Ledge Point - a seaside haven known for its pristine beaches, abundant fishing, world-class windsurfing, and relaxed village charm.
Positioned in a boutique complex of nine, this home captures breathtaking ocean views that can never be built out. Imagine waking up to the sound of the waves and enjoying your morning coffee on the balcony as the sun rises over the Indian Ocean.
Inside, the home is presented in a walk-in walk-out condition, with some furniture included - perfect as a family holiday retreat, only long term rental investment, or permanent sea change. The open-plan living flows easily to outdoor spaces, making it ideal for relaxed coastal living.
Key Features:
• 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
• Open-plan living and dining with ocean outlooks
• Balcony with uninterrupted sea views
• Boutique complex of nine
• Walk-in walk-out sale with some furnishings included
• 200m to the beach, café, and amenities
• Minutes to the golf course and country club
Just a short 200m stroll takes you to the beach and local store, while the Ledge Point Country Club and golf course are moments away, offering dining, social events, and an 18-hole course with ocean glimpses. Families will love the playgrounds, safe swimming spots, and community feel, while adventurers can enjoy boating, four-wheel driving, or exploring the reef.
This is your chance to secure a slice of paradise in one of WA's most treasured coastal towns.
This property at 7/16 Dewar Way, Ledge Point is a two bedroom, one bathroom unit sold by Caroline Daniel at Ray White Lancelin on 02 Nov 2025.
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Ledge Point is a fishing town located on the west coast 120 kilometres north northwest of Perth. It is 17 kilometres south of Lancelin. The townsite derives its name from Ledge Point, a coastal feature first shown on maps in 1875 from a Royal Navy hydrographic survey. The Point takes its name from rocky ledges in the vicinity.
In 1937 the Government reserved land in the area for camping and recreation following a request from the Gingin Road Board. By 1952 there were three squatters' houses in the reserve close to the beach, and when a road to Lancelin was constructed close by in 1953 there was interest from others to lease land here and build holiday cottages. The Government decided to subdivide and declare a townsite, Ledge Point being selected as the name. The townsite was gazetted in 1955.