80's Renovated Gem 400m to Beach

Feel at home in our spacious 4-bedroom gem with the lot. Perfect for any time of year, with a heated pool, outdoor spa & covered outdoor entertaining area. Multiple indoor living areas, incl. pool room with pool table, arcade games, TV & bar and kids' area in garage, with table tennis & soccer table. For your comfort, a wood heater, split system air con & heating, fans in bedrooms, Wi-Fi and much more. Only 400m from the beach, via track past tennis courts & playground. Proud to be Pet Friendly! Other things to note Noise Levels Our home is located in a quiet residential street in Torquay. We have lovely neighbours who have lived here for a long time and we expect our guests to respect them at all times, and in particular when it comes to noise levels. Please read the guidelines below regarding what is considered reasonable noise in a residential area. Residential Noise and the Law Section 48A of the Environment Protection Act 1970 makes it an offence to cause ‘unreasonable noise’ from any residential premises. Residential noise may be unreasonable at any time of the day, depending on its volume, intensity and duration, and the time, place and other circumstances in which it is emitted. If noise from your property can be heard in a neighbour’s home then it can be deemed unreasonable. Noise not listed in the Regulations and noise occurring outside the prohibited times can still be unreasonable in some cases. Typical problems include excessively loud music being played all throughout the day or groups of people talking loudly outdoors late at night. Example: If you turned on a radio after 10 pm on a weeknight and your neighbour could hear it – and it bothered them – it would be considered unreasonable noise. If you turned on the radio at 10 am it may not be unreasonable noise, because people are generally awake at that time. It could still be considered unreasonable if it was excessively loud or continued for too long. Tips for reducing noise •With music, it’s often only the bass noise that bothers neighbours. Turning down bass controls or turning off subwoofers can control the noise, or try using headphones late at night. •Loud music is unacceptable in the early morning or late at night •Outdoor music should ALWAYS be kept to a reasonable level •Keep night music indoors •Move guests indoors later at night •Ask guests to be quiet when they leave the property Times - Unreasonable Noise Prohibited by Law Monday to Thursday: before 7 am and after 10 pm. Friday: before 7 am and after 11 pm. Saturday and public holidays: before 9 am and after 11 pm. Sunday: before 9 am and after 10 pm.