Coast Townhouse Golf and Beach | House in Torquay

Located on The Sands Golf Course Estate, this three bedroom townhouse is set well away from the traffic and in a quiet area of the estate away from traffic, this property provides a peaceful and serene environment for your stay.

The townhouse comfortably accommodates up to 7 guests, featuring a master bedroom with ensuite, a queen bedroom and the third bedroom with a double and single bed. All bedrooms are located on the ground floor. The upstairs area features open plan living, dining, and kitchen spaces, providing a spacious and inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment. The townhouse features ducted air conditioning throughout, ensuring your comfort in all seasons.

You can enjoy the balcony area, complete with a bbq and outdoor setting, perfect for meals and gatherings.

As a guest at The Sands Golf Course Estate, you will have access to the communal facilities including an outdoor pool, and tennis court, enhancing your overall experience.

This property is available all year round for holiday rentals and also offers off-peak short-term leases. For pricing and availability, please contact us directly.

Please note that a $500 pre-authorization is required, which will be processed on the arrival date. Additionally, pets are not allowed in this property.

Experience the tranquility and comfort of this townhouse, and enjoy the amenities and surroundings of The Sands Golf Course Estate.

Local Area

Torquay is a favored vacation spot for Victorians, celebrated for its scenic beaches, expansive grassy foreshores, and the grand, shady trees that line the coastline. The town features picturesque walking trails along the foreshore, offering stunning vistas from Yellow Bluff and Point Danger, where an Anzac Memorial stands proudly on the headland, overlooking the sea.

The heart of Torquay's commercial activity is centered on Pearl Street and Gilbert Street, which seamlessly connect to The Esplanade’s coastal boulevard. On Bell Street, you’ll find a variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, and the town’s historic hotel, situated across from a large camping and caravan park near Point Danger.

Renowned as a hub of the surfing industry, Torquay is home to numerous surf-related manufacturers and retailers along its main highway. Surf City Plaza stands out as a key attraction, housing the Australian National Surfing Museum—the largest museum dedicated to surfing and beach culture in the world.

Just a few kilometers to the southwest of Torquay is Bells Beach, famous for hosting the Rip Curl Pro Surfing Classic—an international surfing competition that draws competitors from across the globe each year.