5066 Sherman Lane

Halfmn Bay Secret Cv Redroofs, Sunshine Coast

5066 Sherman Lane

Offered at $1,150,000

About this House in Halfmn Bay Secret Cv Redroofs, Sunshine Coast

2 Bedrooms • 1 Bathroom • 2,069 sqft • Built in 1920

Located in one of the Sunshine Coast most picturesque areas is this iconic home owned by one of the Sunshine Coast first pioneers, Russell & Edna Brooks. This well preserved 3 bedroom home was purchased from the Eaton's catalogue, shipped to Brooks Cove, and constructed by a team of Danish carpenters. This charming home with 3 bedrooms, a farmhouse kitchen, a large living area and cozy upper bedroom loft area provides the feeling of a different time. The property is .77 acres in size with over 300 feet area of low bank waterfront bordering the Smugglers Cove Marine Park. The oceanfront is primarily moss covered rock and arbutus, offering easy access to miles of shoreline including picturesque French mans cove and the surrounding small islands with abundant clam and oyster beaches.

Listed by RE/MAX Oceanview Realty.

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5066 Sherman Lane, Halfmn Bay Secret Cv Redroofs, Sunshine Coast 2

More Details About This House in Sunshine Coast

  • MLS®R3144372
  • Bedrooms2
  • Bathrooms1
  • TypeHouse
  • Size2,069 sqft
  • Lot Size33,541 sqft
  • Frontage331.00 ft
  • Full Baths1
  • Half Baths0
  • ViewOcean and shoreline
  • BasementPartially Finished
  • Storeys3 storeys
  • Year Built1920
  • Taxes$7015.6

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