7 Wright Street

The property is just 1.7 km from the iconic Split Point Lighthouse and 2.5 km from Fairhaven Beach, a popular surf spot. Nearby natural features include Eagle Rock and Table Rock (both about 1.7‑1.8 km away) and the scenic Berthon Hill at roughly 2.2 km.

It is approximately 1.8 km from the town centre of Aireys Inlet, making local shops and services easily reachable on foot or by a short drive.

Aireys Inlet enjoys an oceanic climate with mild, wetter winters and tepid, relatively dry summers. Average maximum temperatures range from about 23 °C in summer to 13 °C in winter, while average annual rainfall is around 618 mm.

Yes, the Great Ocean Road and the Split Point Lightstation Complex are heritage‑listed sites within a short distance, underscoring the area’s historical and cultural significance.

Residents can surf at Fairhaven Beach, swim at secluded spots like Steppy Beach, and explore coastal rock shelves on foot during low tide. The nearby reef at Step Beach creates a natural swimming hole, and there are walking routes that connect to Eastern View and Anglesea along the Great Ocean Road.

Aireys Inlet was originally known by the Aboriginal name Managwhawz and later named after early settler John Moore Cole Airey. The area is noted for the escaped convict William Buckley, who lived there in the early 19th century, and for the iconic Split Point Lighthouse featured in the TV series *Round The Twist*.

The nearest historic weather station is at Eastern View, about 1.2 km away, while a more recent station in Aireys Inlet itself is roughly 2.2 km from the property.