A Hamptons-style Port Fairy home being sold fully furnished is offering buyers a turnkey coastal retreat between East Beach and the Moyne River.
Known as Cosy Hollow, the four-bedroom, four-bathroom retreat blends high-end finishes with a versatile floorplan designed for multi-generational living or premium holiday rental.
The prestige property at 28 Griffiths St spans 1012sq m and has been listed with a $4.95m-$5.4m price guide.
Spread across three levels with lift access, it features multiple living zones and an upstairs kitchenette, making it as practical as it is stylish.
Each bedroom has its own ensuite, while two powder rooms, a dedicated office and a sitting area with built-in daybeds add flexibility for families or guests.
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A Port Fairy home has been listed with a $4.95m-$5.4m price guide.
The property is being sold fully furnished.
The centrepiece kitchen pairs marble benchtops with brass tapware and a generous butler’s pantry, flowing into open-plan living with American oak hardwood floors.
Under-stair wine cabinetry and surround sound complete the interiors, while plush carpeting in the bedrooms adds warmth.
Outdoors, three distinct dining zones cater for year-round entertaining.
A return veranda connects to an enclosed courtyard with a built-in barbecue, landscaped gardens are anchored by a Chinese elm and a Portuguese laurel hedge ensures privacy.
An outdoor shower provides convenience after a swim at nearby East Beach.
Stockdale & Leggo Port Fairy’s Sarah McCorkell said the home’s split-level design, lift access and multiple living zones made it a rare family haven.
The centrepiece kitchen pairs marble benchtops with brass tapware.
Plush carpeting in the bedrooms adds warmth.
Outdoors, three distinct dining zones cater for year-round entertaining.
“It’s the perfect fit for a multi-generational lifestyle, whether you’re a local district buyer wanting to stay in the area or a city-dweller chasing a genuine coastal escape,” Mrs McCorkell said.
She said the vendors’ decision to sell the home fully furnished — aside from a few personal items — created a unique walk-in opportunity.
“Buyers can step straight into a luxe lifestyle or even explore its potential as a high-end Airbnb,” she said.
Ms McCorkell said Port Fairy’s enduring appeal also set the property apart.
“The point of difference for Melbourne buyers is that Port Fairy isn’t a regional hub dressed up as a city – it’s a genuine historic beachside village full of character and charm,” she said.
“That balance of coastal serenity with proximity to Warrnambool services appeals to everyone, from farming families moving off the land to entrepreneurs with young families.”
“This is a home that truly ticks every box – designer furnishings, generous proportions and brilliant entertaining credentials.”
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