Broulee Real Estate
Location
Just 15 minutes drive south of Batemans bay, nestled between Mogo and Moruya is the tranquil beachside township of Broulee. This lovely seaside town is both desirable and affordable. Like a lot of Batemans Bay real estate, properties close to the beach are still available and are very well priced. Now is the time to have a closer inspection of this lovely area of the south coast region of New South Wales.
Broulee beach is well protected by rocky headlands and has a lovely graduating sandy bottom, making it a favourite swimming spot with families. There are also several smaller secluded coves with sandy beaches that lend themselves to exploration.
Broulee embraces the sea. The fishing is excellent along with first class diving and snorkeling opportunities.
History
Broulee began life as a whaling port and for other sea faring vessels. It was first settled in 1837. In 1841 there was a violent storm and the schooner ‘Rover’ was floundering off the coast. The local Aboriginals formed a human chain and saved the victims from drowning.
The Environment
There is a nature reserve at the south end of the beach, called Broulee Island. It offers exploration as well as amazing views along the coast.
Dive off Black Rock where divers can enjoy underwater rock formations such as the ‘Arch’ and ‘Bubble Cave’. There are rock formations and beautiful rock pools to be discovered as well.
The lighthouse on nearby Burrewarra Point offers magnificent coastal views.
Education
The two private schools in the Batemans Bay region, Carroll Catholic College and St Peters Anglican College are located in Broulee making it an excellent place to live for families. Both schools offer education from Kindergarten to Year 12.
Things To Do In Broulee
Broulee has the only surf school along the coast. They offer private and group lessons. It boasts that you can learn to surf on the best surf beach on the south coast! The surf is best at the northern end of Broulee Island at a locally known spot aptly named ‘Pink Rocks’.
Fishing, walking along the beach at sunrise and surfing are favorite pastimes of locals and visitors alike
Broulee has a relaxed, secluded and romantic vibe. There is plenty of accommodation on offer and the sound of the surf or birdsong is never too far away.
Take an eco tour and enjoy the bounty nature has to offer.
Broulee is a sanctuary where one can ‘get away from it all’ though it is still in close proximity to bustling Batemans Bay and all the modern amenities offered on the south coast of New South Wales.
Broulee is one of the hidden jewels of the Eurobodalla coast. Opportunities abound here to secure property in a semi rural seaside setting or in more established houses. Broulee real estate is one of the last chances to stake a place in close proximity to Batemans Bay, but far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet the Eurobodalla Coast offers.
