A South Coast tiny home with enormous opportunities could be yours

When it really comes down to it, it’s amazing how little a person needs to be happy, as long as you have running water, a bed, electricity and, say, four stunning beaches nearby. 

Let me introduce you to the three-bedroom tiny house – yes, I said three – at 61A Murramarang Road, Bawley Point. 

The NSW South Coast home is stylishly designed and built by Design Eco Tiny Homes, and also houses a kitchen, a surprising amount of storage and a deck on wheels, which can be dragged in and out as you please. 

Selling agent Jo Humpries of Bella Coastal Property said this wasn’t all that came with this property.

“The home could potentially be moved to another site, or used as a secondary occasional dwelling for buyers,” she said.

“It also sits on over 2000 square metres of land, so those who fall in love with the location can build their dream home within the available space too.

“It’s a private block of land on a private road, it’s completely landscaped, and the location is so central.”

The tiny home is located just 20 minutes’ drive from Ulladulla, 30 minutes from Batemans Bay, and around two hours from Canberra. 

“You are also surrounded completely by national parks, stunning beaches [and] a small local village shopping centre with an IGA, bottle shop, chemist and takeaway food,” Humphries added. 

“The home and the area are perfect for mixed ages, with surfing, fishing, a tennis club [and a] community-built path reaching Kioloa all within a six-kilometre radius.”

Humphries said the majority of the interest had come from downsizers looking for a South Coast escape that also provided an opportunity for holiday investments. 

“Young couples looking for a place to call home while renting and working in the capital cities have also been showing interest, some with the intention of land-banking,” she said. 

“The sellers of the property absolutely loved the area, and are moving because they built another home nearby.

“Once you move here, you will never want to leave.”