Former Point Lonsdale Motel now selling as nine-bedroom home
The former Point Londsale Motel is now selling as a luxury nine-bedroom home.
A former Point Lonsdale motel transformed into a high-end private residence with a whopping nine bedrooms and eight bathrooms has hit the market.
Family and friends will be banging door the down to stay at the mammoth seaside home just two doors down from the beach.
With a rooftop terrace offering bay glimpses, a party-ready bar in the huge open-plan living area and a games room, the former motel’s holiday vibe still lives on at 4-6 Kirk Road, Point Lonsdale.
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It’s hard to beat the location of 4-6 Kirk Road, Point Lonsdale.
Some reminders of the past remain.
Price hopes are $6m-$6.6 for the two-storey home, with Kerleys, Point Lonsdale agent Damian Cayzer calling for expressions of interest by April 26.
Mr Cayzer said he couldn’t think of another property that offered so much space so close to the beach and shops.
“It’s a unique combination of tremendous accommodation, nine bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a high quality transformation from motel to residence and an amazing, very sought after location two doors from the beach and the shopping village,” he said.
“Where else can you find that?”
The kitchen has a huge island bench.
The rooftop deck could host a crowd.
Entertain around the bar.
Extended families, a few families purchasing a holiday home together or someone looking revert the property back to a commercial enterprise are likely to be in the buyer mix.
Mr Cayzer said the fact all bar one bedroom had its own ensuite was what really set the residence apart.
“Often you hear of properties with lots of bedrooms however they are rarely complimented by ensuites,” he said.
“The living spaces are extensive, so not only can you accommodation many people, you can also entertain many more.”
The games room has space for epic pursuits.
A ground floor open-plan living zone is the heart of the reconfigured home and centres around a high-end kitchen with Gaggenau appliances and a large stone island bench.
There are four bedrooms with ensuites and private decks on the entry level, with another five bedrooms sharing the first floor with a mezzanine-style rumpus room.
There’s nine bedrooms to choose from.
As well as the 15m-long rooftop terrace, secluded courtyards surrounding the house provide another option for entertaining and come with an outdoor bath and pizza oven.
“This property has no peer as a structure and the location just two doors down from the beach is golden,” Mr Cayzer said.