4/9-11 Gloucester Avenue, Shoalwater WA 6169

100 Steps to the Sand – This One’s a No Brainer.

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Imagine waking up and walking barefoot to the beach in under a minute. That’s the lifestyle waiting for you here - low-maintenance, laid-back, and right near the water. Tucked into a quiet, well-kept complex in the heart of Shoalwater, this ground-floor apartment is the kind of property that rarely hits the market and never lasts long when it does.
Inside, it’s solid and simple. The layout is open and easy, the kitchen’s been updated, and both bedrooms offer good space and natural light. No stairs, no hassles - just level living and plenty of potential.

What’s Here:
- Ground floor position
- Two decent-sized bedrooms
- Carpet to both bedrooms
- Open-plan living and dining
- Updated kitchen with good storage
- Combined bathroom and laundry
- Two parking bays (one under cover)
- Built in 1969 - double brick
- Quiet, leafy complex
- Well-kept shared lawns
- Affordable strata fees
- Stroll to Shoalwater Bay
- Walkable to shops, cafes, and buses
- Handy to Garden Island and HMAS Stirling

This is a smart move for first home buyers looking to break into a coastal postcode, downsizers chasing something manageable by the sea, or investors wanting a set-and-forget rental close to shops, transport, and Garden Island Naval Base.
Shoalwater is one of those places that locals love to keep to themselves - peaceful, beachy, and close to everything. Grab a coffee, walk the foreshore, or just sit back and let the sea breeze do its thing.
Well-positioned, well-priced, and walking distance to the water - this is coastal value that won’t wait around. Enquire today and make Shoalwater your next smart move.

Currently tenanted until 10/03/2026

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.