Imagine waking up each morning to sweeping water views and the gentle sounds of lapping water-this charming two-bedroom waterfront home in Tulka offers exactly that. Perfectly positioned to soak up the peaceful coastal atmosphere, this property is your gateway to relaxed seaside living, just a short drive from Port Lincoln. Step inside to discover a light-filled open-plan living space where comfort meets character. Anchored by a cosy wood combustion fireplace and complemented by a reverse-cycle split system, this area is ideal for year-round enjoyment. Whether you're entertaining friends or enjoying a quiet evening in, the stunning outlook across the bay makes every moment feel special. The functional kitchen with gas cooktop flows effortlessly into the living and dining zones, allowing you to stay connected to the view-and the conversation. Both bedrooms offer their own slice of serenity, each with picturesque water views to greet you every morning, also featuring built-in robes for personal storage. The nearby spacious combined bathroom and laundry is thoughtfully designed with a shower, toilet, vanity, and ample room for utilities. Practicality hasn't been forgotten-this home runs on approximately 39,000 litres of plumbed rainwater and features a 2kW solar system to help keep running costs down. Outside, the garden is both charming and functional, with enclosed fruit trees, and two small wicking-beds, perfect for growing herbs or vegetables. A single garage with a roller door provides secure parking or storage, while the manageable 392m² block ensures more time relaxing and less time maintaining. Whether you're downsizing, investing, or dreaming of your own coastal getaway, this delightful Tulka home is ready to welcome you. For any further details contact Bronte George on 0428 272 006 or email an enquiry to bronte@kemprealestate.com.au *All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.