14 Sunshine Rise

Come and enjoy a classic family beach holiday in this spacious two-storey beach house, comfortably sleeping up to 11 people.

It’s an older-style home with loads of natural light, plenty of space and a relaxed, easy-going feel. There’s room for everyone to spread out, unwind and enjoy some quality time together.

The master bedroom is downstairs with a queen-size bed, while upstairs there are two more bedrooms. One has two sets of single bunk beds, and the other has a single-over-double bunk bed (tri bunk).

Please bring your own bed linen and towels. Doonas and pillows are provided for all beds, but sheets, doona covers, pillowcases and towels are not supplied.

Downstairs you’ll find the lounge, kitchen and a separate family room, giving everyone plenty of space to relax. The lounge has a digital TV with USB input, built-in DVD player, free Wi-Fi and a wood heater — perfect for cosy evenings after a day at the beach.

There are decks at both the front and back of the house, along with a BBQ, making it easy to enjoy a lazy breakfast, afternoon drinks or a casual dinner outside.

There’s also a separate bungalow in the backyard, offering a little extra privacy and sleeping space. It has a double bed, vanity, shower and toilet.

The house is in a fantastic spot, very close to the main central beach, so you can easily head down for a swim, walk along the sand or enjoy a day by the water.

There’s plenty of parking on the flat driveway, with room for a couple of cars or a boat and trailer.
The yard is fully fenced, and well-behaved outside-only pets are welcome.

Smoking is not permitted inside the property.

The house is fully furnished and well equipped for a comfortable beach stay. As it’s an older-style holiday home, it may not have every appliance or piece of equipment you might have at home — but it has everything you need for a relaxed and enjoyable getaway.

Bring the family, pack your beach towels and settle in for a great coastal escape!



- Guest Access

You have use of the entire house and yard. Guest access information will be provided the day of your arrival via email. This will include details on how to locate the property, where to locate the key safe, and the key safe combination to access the keys.


- Neighbourhood

Situated approximately 2.5 hours from Melbourne and approximately 40 mins to Wilsons Promontory.
The property is located close to the main beach for swimming, surfing and fishing. Waratah Bay Surf Lifesaving Club patrols the beach over summer; they also have a bar, occasional meals and events.
Launch your boat at Shallow Inlet, just a short 5 minute drive. It's famous for wind surfing, kite surfing and fishing.
The Sandy Point General store is the hub for groceries, bait, petrol, gas, bottle shop and an Australia Post outlet.
A small Mini golf course is located next to our office on Beach Parade (seasonal).
Playgrounds, Tennis courts (equipment can be hired from the General Store), Half basketball court & public BBQ areas are located next to the Sandy Point Community Centre.
The Sandy Point Community Centre hosts art festivals, markets & other events over summer.

Sandy Point is a great base for exploring the local region. With Wilsons Promontory a short drive away, you can enjoy a range of short and long hikes that include breath taking beaches, rivers and wildlife encounters.
The historic towns of Fish Creek, Walkerville, Foster, Toora and Meeniyan are an easy drive away, offering outstanding local produce, art galleries, cafes, restaurants and wineries.
Also in easy reach is the historic Cape Liptrap Lighthouse and Walkerville Lime Kilns at the famous Magic Beach, Walkerville South.
The Great Southern Rail Trail (131kms) runs from Nyora to Yarram and can be accessed at Fish Creek, it's ideal for biking or walking.

- Getting Around

Sandy Point is a lovely Village to stroll around, however getting beyond this you will need your own car.


- Other things to note

Due to the closure of the Gippsland Power Stations, during peak times (i.e. the middle of summer) we are prone to power blackouts. Mobile phone coverage can also be poor, travellers are advised to use Telstra for the best coverage in our area. This is unfortunately completely out of our control.
Each property in Sandy Point is on tank water and septic systems.