1/114 Hume Road, Sunshine Bay, NSW 2536
$880,000 - $920,000
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Open Saturday 26 September 11:00 amOriginally part of the broader Batehaven area, Sunshine Bay was formally recognized as a separate suburb in the late 1980s to accommodate residential expansion. It transitioned from a holiday-shack destination to a permanent residential community as infrastructure improved in the Batemans Bay region. The area saw significant modern development through the 1990s and early 2000s.
A quiet, predominantly residential suburb characterized by elevated homes with ocean views and a high proportion of family households. It maintains a slower pace than neighboring Batemans Bay while offering better immediate beach access.
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Dominant dwelling stock.
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Sunshine Bay represents the 'sweet spot' for families in the Batemans Bay area, offering better safety and school access than the CBD, while remaining more affordable than the ultra-premium Rosedale or Guerilla Bay.
$820k – $1.55m
$520k – $750k
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The market has recovered from the 2023 correction, driven by a lack of stock and continued 'sea-change' migration from Canberra and Sydney.
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While affordable compared to major cities, it is one of the more expensive suburbs in the Eurobodalla Shire, requiring a dual-income household for comfortable servicing.
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Professional families and school staff seeking proximity to Sunshine Bay Public School.
Steady capital growth and low vacancy rates make it a safe 'land bank' play, though yields are modest compared to regional inland hubs.
Expect moderate, steady growth outperforming the NSW regional average, underpinned by the suburb's unique position as the primary school hub of the bay.
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Check the proximity of properties to public reserves where occasional anti-social behavior can occur at night.
Environmental risks are the primary concern, specifically bushfire and localized coastal inundation.
Low risk for most residential lots, but properties near the creek lines should check the Eurobodalla Flood Studies.
High risk. Much of the suburb is mapped as Bushfire Prone Land (Category 1).
Expect higher-than-average premiums; some insurers may have strict requirements for BAL-rated construction.
Bushfire Prone Land, Coastal Risk Planning
Infill development of older large lots into duplexes.
Strict building codes apply to new builds or renovations due to environmental overlays, which can increase construction costs by 15-25%.
Car-dependent; limited bus services connect to Batemans Bay CBD.
Excellent natural amenity with beaches and reserves; 5-minute drive to Batehaven shops.
High access to coastal reserves and the Eurobodalla Botanic Gardens (nearby).
Top-tier regional primary school located centrally within the suburb.
10-minute drive to Batemans Bay District Hospital and various GP clinics.
A stable community of established families and active retirees with higher-than-average regional incomes.
The high owner-occupancy rate ensures well-maintained properties and a quiet, neighborly atmosphere.
Infrastructure focus is on regional connectivity and health services rather than local high-density projects.
Residents value the safety and the ability for children to walk to the local school, though there is shared concern regarding insurance costs and fire safety.
The best place to raise kids in the Bay. They walk to school and we spend every afternoon at the beach.
Quiet streets and lovely neighbors. The hills are getting a bit tough for walking, but the views are worth it.
Love the house, but was shocked at the bushfire insurance premium. Make sure you get a quote before you sign.
The school is the heart of the suburb. It creates a really tight-knit community that you don't find elsewhere.
Never had a vacancy longer than a week. Families are desperate to get into the school catchment.
The salt air is tough on the exterior, but being able to walk to Sunshine Cove is a dream.
Position the property as a 'turn-key family sanctuary' that balances school convenience with a premium coastal lifestyle.
Long-term capital growth play focused on the family rental market.
High insurance costs and lower yields compared to regional inland cities like Wagga Wagga.
Safe, quiet, and great for kids.
You will need a car for almost everything other than the school run.
Ensure all smoke alarms and window locks meet NSW rental standards, especially in older 1990s homes.
The 'School and Surf' lifestyle – where you can drop the kids at the gate and be on the sand in 2 minutes.
Young professional families and active retirees from the ACT.
This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Data is based on 2026 projections and historical trends. Buyers should conduct their own independent due diligence and consult with qualified professionals before making any property purchase.
$880,000 - $920,000
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