Muirfield Beach Unit 1-23

Discover the charm of this classic beach house, perfectly located for a delightful family holiday. Nestled in a prime spot just a short stroll from Jan Juc Beach, nature reserve with playgrounds, and the local shops, this affordable and well maintained beach unit offers a fantastic base for your coastal getaway. Whether you’re planning a summer escape or a cosy winter retreat, this unit is available year round, providing a comfortable and self catering accommodation option for your family.

Step inside and find a home that’s equipped with everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. The unit features three welcoming bedrooms that comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests. The master bedroom comes with a queen sized bed, while the second and third bedrooms each feature two single beds. You'll be happy to return to a restful haven after a day of exploring the beach and nearby attractions.

Outside, enjoy the fresh coastal air with a BBQ setup, perfect for preparing and savoring delicious outdoor meals. For added convenience, the unit provides onsite parking for up to 2 cars, making it easy to come and go as you please.

Whether you’re eager to soak up the sun, up for a surf or adventure or simply exploring the stunning natural surroundings this classic beach unit offers a budget-friendly and memorable holiday experience. Its prime location and thoughtful amenities make it an ideal choice for your next family getaway.

Please note that a $500 pre-authorization is required as part of our security measures. Book your stay today and create lasting memories in this charming beachside retreat!

Local Area

Torquay is a popular holiday destination for Victorians, known for its picturesque beaches with wide grassy foreshores and large shady trees lining the coast. Scenic walking tracks extend throughout the town's foreshore, offering breathtaking views from Yellow Bluff and Point Danger, where an Anzac Memorial overlooks the ocean from atop the headland.

The main commercial centre of Torquay spans Pearl Street and Gilbert Street, merging seamlessly with the coastal boulevard of The Esplanade. Additional shops, cafes, restaurants, and the town's historic hotel can be found on Bell Street, opposite a large camping and caravan ground near Point Danger.

Torquay is synonymous with the surfing industry, boasting numerous manufacturers and retailers of surfing related goods along its main highway. Surf City Plaza is a notable hub, also home to the Australian National Surfing Museum, the world's largest surfing and beach culture museum.

A few kilometers southwest of Torquay sits Bells Beach, renowned for hosting the Rip Curl Pro Surfing Classic, an annual event that attracts competitors from around the world.