




Experience the ultimate coastal getaway at 'Sur La Mer', a beautifully decorated and family-friendly home located just 50m from the pristine shoreline in Semaphore, South Australia.
This much-loved cosy home has been completely renovated to offer a modern beach house ambience, complete with stunning decorator touches and tasteful furnishings throughout. The layout is designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Sleeping arrangements include a master bedroom with a Queen bed and a second bedroom equipped with 2 single beds, allowing the home to accommodate up to 4 guests.
Key Features & Amenities:
Beyond the interior, you can unwind on the spacious front deck, the perfect spot to sit back and enjoy a chilled wine on a warm summer's day before packing a picnic for the beach. The home is situated in a prime location where Semaphore's white sands, family-friendly shallows, and colourful foreshore create a classic Adelaide beach escape. Guests can explore two kilometres of preserved public greenery, ride the vintage carousel, or take a trip on the steam train that puffs along the shoreline. The area is rich in history, featuring the Timeball Tower, the 1920s Palais bathing pavilion, and the chance to spot local dolphins and seals from the end of the jetty. For those who love to explore, Semaphore Road offers a stylish mix of funky boutiques, contemporary cafes under century-old tin ceilings, and famous 'old salt' pubs. The neighborhood is also a hub for excitement, hosting vibrant events such as The Greek Festival, the International Kite Festival, and the Semaphore Music Festival.
Practical Info & Rules:
Discover a perfect blend of historical charm and modern luxury at 'Sur La Mer', where every detail is designed for a great time by the sea.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
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