You're home, your way! Positioned within a quiet coastal enclave, 37B Follett Street, Port Lincoln presents a rare opportunity to buy residential land within the coastal township of Port Lincoln. This private, elevated block is ready for development for anyone who enjoys fishing, surfing, boating and nature and wants to immerse themselves in the pristine coastal lifestyle that Port Lincoln delivers. 37b Follett St, poised on the edge of the Port Lincoln Marina, provides quick and easy entrance and access to the popular YMCA Leisure Centre, Marina Hotel and Laguna Beach. An easy walk to St Andrews Drive, you will find yourself traversing the Billy Light’s Point coastal walk – a 2km easy, family-friendly trail popular among nature lovers for birdwatching. And launching the boat to sail around beautiful Porter Bay has never been easier with the Port Lincoln Boat ramp just minutes away. This versatile lifestyle location also offers peace and convenience for the family with Navigator College, Ravendale Sporting Complex and Mallee Park Oval within walking distance. Just a 5 minute drive to the CBD provides convenient shopping with wide and varied culinary experiences along the way. On weekends, busy parents can take a relaxing 15 minute walk to the renowned and bustling Boston Bean Coffee Company and treat themselves to a fresh roasted cup of coffee and breakfast. This allotment is defined by its expansive 24 metre frontage and approximate 15.5 metre rear width, creating a balanced and highly usable footprint that supports a refined architectural outcome. The width allows for immediate street presence, while the overall proportions provide flexibility in design, enabling a residence that is both considered in form and highly functional in layout. There is scope to construct a two level residence of up to approximately 9 metres in height, opening the opportunity to introduce capture vies of the Marina. Thus, there is ample opportunity here for buyers seeking to design a home that responds to its coastal setting. The nearby foreshore connects seamlessly into the broader coastal network, where the Parnkalla Trail extends along the coastline, offering kilometres of uninterrupted walking and cycling paths with ocean views, native bushland and access to beaches and reserves along the way. This connection to the coastline is not just visual, it is experiential. The trail itself forms part of a wider network that spans significant sections of the Port Lincoln foreshore, with easy gradients and multiple access points, making it a daily extension of how you live rather than a destination you travel to. Everyday amenity is equally well considered. The Port Lincoln Leisure Centre, positioned within the marina precinct, provides a central recreational hub with aquatic facilities and family focused amenities, reinforcing the balance between lifestyle and practicality within this location. Beyond the immediate surroundings, the broader Port Lincoln region continues to define itself as one of South Australia's most unique coastal environments, positioned along the shoreline of Boston Bay within the Eyre Peninsula, known for its access to water, marine activity and a lifestyle centred around the coastline. Despite this property’s scope for connectivity, it retains a sense of reclusive calm. Positioned away from through traffic, yet within close proximity to key connecting roads, the location achieves a balance that is often difficult to replicate. Quiet when it needs to be, connected when it matters. All essential services are available, allowing for a streamlined transition from acquisition through to construction. The surrounding environment is established and consistent, supporting both owner occupiers and long term capital growth within a tightly held coastal pocket. This is a landholding that prioritises proportion, position and possibility. A site that allows for a deliberate architectural response, in a location where the lifestyle is alr
