South Durras NSW 2536, Australia
Also written as Unit 3, 9 Beagle Bay Road.
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The address is a stand‑alone unit situated on a large parcel of land measuring 11,181 m²
It is approximately 0.7 km to 1.1 km from the heart of South Durras, putting it within easy walking distance of local amenities
The property is surrounded by coastal highlights such as Beagle Bay (1.3 km), Mill Beach (1.3 km), Cookies Beach (1.1 km), Wasp Head (1.8 km) and Wobbegong Bay (about 2 km). Murramarang National Park adjoins the village, offering bushland walks and a campground behind the beach
Kangaroos often graze close to the beach, and the area is rich in birds like parrots as well as reptiles such as goannas. Tidal rock pools also attract a variety of marine life
The climate is moderated by the sea, giving warm summers and mild, sunny winters. Thunderstorms can occur between November and March, with the highest rainfall typically in summer
Lakesea Park, a hotel located about 1.2 km from the unit, provides lodging for tourists staying in the South Durras area
South Durras was originally home to the Yuin people and later became a timber‑cutting centre after the first land grant in 1840. The village developed in the 1930s and gained electricity in 1960, evolving into the small coastal community it is today
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