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Nearly 80 years, one family: A beloved coastal home hits the market for first time
After nearly 80 years with one family, this beloved Breaker Bay home is on the market.
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For the first time in nearly 80 years, a beloved Breaker Bay family home is on the market. Steeped in local history, the property was established by the Young family in 1945 and has been a cherished hub for generations.
A 2005 renovation by architect Barbara Webster added a second storey with stunning views while retaining the home's original character. This five-bedroom residence is engineered for coastal living and offers a unique opportunity for a new family.
When Jack Young and Ethel McGregor met at a mutual friend’s wedding in 1932. Jack was a groomsman and Ethel was a bridesmaid. Photo: SUPPLIED
Generations of the family have lived here, and Ethel (right, sitting) was the matriarch. Photo: SUPPLIED
The house before the second storey was added. Photo: SUPPLIED
Family living areas
Spacious living areas provide comfortable spaces for gathering, with the upstairs room opening directly onto the deck and coastal views.
And the upstairs living area. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
Opens out onto the deck. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
Breaker Bay views. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
The kitchen is a hub. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
There are five bedrooms. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
The land area is 857m². Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
Time for a new chapter. Photo: LOWE & CO/TRADE ME
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