Mallacoota Magic, 3 acres on Lake WiFi King Bed EV

Enjoy a campfire or watch the moon rise over the lake as you soak in a deep bath on our three acres overlooking Mallacoota inlet. Recharge with Kangaroos, Lyrebirds and Eagles & forage in the garden. Stroll to the water, take out the kayak, catch dinner or watch the swans and pelicans go about their day Unwind by the 65" OLED TV, charge* the EV and stay connected on 1Gbps/400Mbit 10ms fibre Town is a 30-minute stroll along the lake boardwalk, or five by car Welcome to Mallacoota Magic The space The property features a modest 150m² home, recently built on three acres on the shores of Mallacoota Inlet. It accommodates up to four guests. The top of the block, behind the house, is a separate private area and isn't part of the stay. It shares the driveway, so you may see the occasional vehicle coming and going. The main bedroom, bathroom and dining area all face north over the lake, each with sliding glass doors opening onto the lakeview vantage: fire pit, table and chairs. The bath sits in that same north light, which is the argument for timing a soak with the moonrise. The main living area is open plan: lounge, dining, kitchen, study nook and a reading corner. The lounge has an LG 65" OLED TV with surround sound, plus plenty of board games, books and magazines. The kitchen is well equipped and opens east onto a gravelled patio with table, bench seats, umbrella and gas Weber BBQ. Coffee is a full station rather than a pod machine, grinder included, with fresh Melbourne-roasted beans left ready to go. The house is passive solar, so it handles most of the temperature question itself. It soaks up the winter sun through the day and holds it well into the evening, and we seldom put a heater on at all. The bedrooms have heating if you want it. The home has high-speed fibre internet, available over Wi-Fi and wired LAN. Solid for remote work, video calls and streaming. The water is a short walk: out the front gate, left along the road, about 200 metres. The tandem kayak lives in the bushes down by the shore and launches straight off the shore. Fishing rods, life jackets and the oars live in the carport, which isn't available for guest parking but earns its keep as sheltered space for rigging a line or drying wet clothes. Guest access Guests are welcome to explore the property, except for any roped-off areas or zones where maintenance or landscaping works are underway. The area up the hill and behind the house is private and not accessible to guests. The driveway is shared with it, so you may see the occasional vehicle coming and going. The jetty, approximately 200 m northwest of the property, is currently under repair and not accessible to guests. Other things to note The property is newly established, and some landscaping and gardening works may be ongoing. Work zones will be clearly marked or screened off, and activity is kept well away from guest areas. The property includes two unfenced dams and is not suitable for young children. Wheelchair accessibility is limited but improvements are underway. Check-in is from 3:00 pm. Check-out is 10:00 am. * EV charging (22kW, type 2) is available with conditions. We're on wholesale electricity and the charger runs when power is cheap and the grid is green(ish), usually overnight. Plug in when you're home for the evening and you'll typically wake up topped up. It's not an on-demand charger, so it may sit in standby until conditions line up. If you need a fast, guaranteed charge, there's a public DC fast charger a few minutes away in town. Please note: portable EV chargers must not be used.