37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson, is on the market with Booth & Booth Real Estate.

If the key to a good home is location, location, location then this Tennyson property ticks all the boxes.

Positioned on the sand dunes of Tennyson beach, this 1935 character home, at 37 Seaview Rd, boasts outstanding ocean views as well as character charm, and plenty of space.

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37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson. Supplied by Booth & Booth Real Estate.

37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson. Supplied by Booth & Booth Real Estate.

It is listed with Booth & Booth Real Estate and has an advertised price guide of $2.55 million to $2.75 million, with offers closing on December 11 at noon.

Selling agent Jamie Brown said the property had already attracted a lot of interest.

“We’re very happy with the first weekend response,” he said.

“This is a quite unique property because it’s the original block.”

That block covers a 673sqm allotment with 292sqm of internal living space set over a single level with up to four bedrooms – or three and a games room. The master suite and dining room set at the rear of the home both open to a sunroom which offers idyllic views over the ocean.

37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson. Supplied by Booth & Booth Real Estate.

Outside, there is also a spacious lawn area, an entertainment terrace with an open fire pit and a wood-fired pizza oven, a sparkling inground pool and spa, an outdoor shower, a section of artificial lawn and a shed.

Inside, the property also features a country-style kitchen with ample cupboard and benchspace, a study and a large living room overlooking the home’s side courtyard.

While improvements and renovations to the property have been carried out over the years, the home still retains its original character – another drawcard for potential buyers.

37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson. Supplied by Booth & Booth Real Estate.

37 Seaview Rd, Tennyson. Supplied by Booth & Booth Real Estate.

“It is hard to get character improvements on the beach and people do love them,” Mr Brown said.

“Often a new place can come across as a bit sterile – this not only has that beautiful rustic charm but also the bigger block.

“There are only a few strips in Adelaide that have absolute beach frontage so it is quite exclusive.

“It’s so nice not to see a road in front of you but beautiful, natural sand dunes with shrubs. Stepping out the door, you’re on the beach in a matter of 30 seconds.”