UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Relax at this peaceful place to stay. This property is an absolute waterfront location, where directly opposite is the golden sandy beach of St Leonard’s Northern Beach. This location is renowned for its pristine waters, making it ideal for swimming, kayaking, fishing or simply going for a stroll along the foreshore enjoying the views. This unit is very spacious and comes fully furnished and complete with quality linen, bedding, and amenities. Boats and Pets Welcome

Hi there, our aim is to provide prime accommodation opportunities to families who wish to experience beach-side living. Our aim is to please and ensure that your stay is a comfortable and memorable one in hope that you make this location your home away from home. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Where you’ll be: Saint Leonards, Victoria, Australia The beach-front town of St Leonards is situated near the Bellarine Peninsula's most easterly point, between Queenscliff and Indented Head. The town center is located at the eastern end of Murradoc Road and consists of a supermarket, several eateries, retailers and the iconic St Leonards Hotel which has a large outdoor beer garden that overlooks the bay. The St Leonards pier is situated across the road from the hotel. There is a kiosk at its entrance and the pier has several branches from which people can fish of enjoy the views of the coast. South of the pier is Harvey Park which features BBQ facilities and a playground that overlooks the beach. North of the pier is the scenic route of The Esplanade which hugs the coastline along its path north towards Indented Head and Portarlington. There are grassy foreshore areas and quiet swimming spots. South of the pier, Bluff Road follows the coastline passing by a foreshore caravan park, a jetty and boat ramp. Following Lower Bluff Road leads to shady picnic areas and the St Leonards Yacht Club where watercraft are launched from the grassed foreshore area and boat ramp. Further south of the yacht club is the Edwards Point Wildlife Reserve which is home to a large collection of bird life. Access is via walking tracks near the coast of Beach Road or from the main car park near the junction of Bluff Road and Ibbotson Street. The St Leonards Lake Reserve is a pleasant spot about a kilometer west of the pier on Murradoc Road. Parkland, picnic areas, and sporting facilities surround the central lake which is inhabited by birds, ducks, and geese. Getting around Bus stop on your doorstep that takes you right into the town centre of Geelong. You also have access to the Port Phillip Bay Ferries just down the road from this property which departs from Portarlington to both Docklands in the Melbourne CBD and Geelong CBD.