30 Peregrine Drive, Marion Bay, Sa, 5575
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$588,000 to $640,000
30 Peregrine Drive, Marion Bay, Sa 5575
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5000m²
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Property Description
Listed on 23 July 2026
Welcome to 30 Peregrine Drive, Marion Bay - a truly unique coastal retreat where sustainability, craftsmanship and nature come together to create a lifestyle that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Set on approximately 5,000m² of peaceful native bushland just minutes from the spectacular beaches of Marion Bay and the gateway to Innes National Park, this thoughtfully designed eco-property offers complete flexibility. Whether you dream of a permanent coastal residence, a holiday escape, a self-sufficient lifestyle, or an investment with proven income, this property delivers something genuinely special.
Originally designed and built by renowned local craftsman Pat Hanna, whose work includes the iconic staircases and structures within Innes National Park, every aspect of the home reflects quality workmanship, thoughtful design and a deep respect for the surrounding environment.
Sustainable Living Without Compromise
Designed to operate either connected to the grid or completely off-grid, this home offers exceptional independence and low ongoing living costs.
Features include:
Approximately 60,000 litres of rainwater storage
Solar power and solar hot water
Efficient hydronic heating system using heated water (expertly designed to provide comfortable warmth throughout the home)
Thermolux wood-fired oven (valued at approximately $7,000) that also functions as a beautiful fireplace
Envirocycle wastewater treatment system, allowing treated water to irrigate the property year-round
High-performance insulation with environmentally friendly natural fibre construction for excellent thermal efficiency
Cedar-lined interior throughout much of the home, creating warmth, character and lasting quality
The result is a home that remains comfortable throughout the seasons while significantly reducing everyday running costs.
A Home Built to Embrace Nature
The main cottage is filled with warmth and natural light, featuring rich cedar interiors, beautiful timber floors & an open-plan design centred around a spacious country kitchen.
An attic space offers exciting potential for a future study, reading loft, creative studio or additional storage.
Outside, the property has been thoughtfully designed for relaxed coastal living with multiple entertaining areas, including:
Two outdoor entertaining spaces;
Large pergola
Fire pits perfect for evenings under the stars
Established native gardens attracting abundant birdlife including the magnificent Black Cockatoos and Pygmy Possums
Fruit trees already producing include:
Quince
Pomegranate
Native apricot
Plum
Three varieties of grapevines
For those wanting greater self-sufficiency, the property provides excellent opportunities for vegetable gardens, orchards and sustainable living.
Exceptional Shedding & Workspace; The impressive 12m x 10m shed is much more than simply storage.
Features include:
Large automatic roller door; Existing plumbing
Previously housed a vehicle hoist and remains configured for one
Easily accommodates large boats, caravans or multiple vehicles
Separate built-in office or music room, ideal for working from home, hobbies or creative pursuits
Mezzanine storage
A separate lockable sandstone garden shed and woodshed provide secure storage for the ride-on mower, firewood and gardening equipment.
Separate Guest Accommodation;
Positioned privately behind the main residence, the self-contained rear bungalow offers excellent flexibility.
Featuring:
Bedroom
Kitchen
Bathroom with shower
Standard toilet plus composting "Rotaloo" toilet
Slow-combustion wood heater
Perfect for guests, extended family, Airbnb accommodation or long-term rental income
Proven Income Potential
The property already generates multiple income streams.
Current rental income from the rear bungalow is approximately: $1,080 per month
Holiday accommodation through Airbnb has consistently generated approximately:
Summer (Peak Season): Approximately $14,240
Winter: Approximately $6,990
Autumn and Spring provide returns between these seasonal figures.
This makes the property ideal for buyers seeking a lifestyle investment capable of helping offset ownership costs while still enjoying the property themselves.
A Place Unlike Anywhere Else
Wake to birdsong, enjoy evenings beside the fire beneath a sky filled with stars, explore nearby beaches, surf breaks and fishing spots, or simply unwind on the beautiful Althorpe Porch, where nature becomes part of everyday life.
This is more than a home-it is a sanctuary. A place where thoughtful design, sustainability and craftsmanship combine to create an extraordinary coastal lifestyle that is increasingly rare.
Whether you are searching for a peaceful permanent residence, an eco-conscious retreat, a weekend escape, or an investment with genuine earning potential, 30 Peregrine Drive offers an opportunity unlike any other.
Inspection is highly recommended to truly appreciate everything this remarkable Marion Bay property has to offer.
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30 Peregrine Drive is a House built in 2012 in Marion Bay, South Australia. Review photos and floor plans for more detail on the construction and condition of the property.
The property at 30 Peregrine Drive includes 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and parking for 2 cars.
30 Peregrine Drive in Marion Bay has a land size of approximately 5000 square metres and an internal floor area of around 73 square metres.
30 Peregrine Drive in Marion Bay, South Australia includes a range of local schools, shops, public transport options and community facilities that support day to day living.
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