13 Kay Close is one of those rare parcels where the design is almost done for you.

Set on 2060sqm (approx.) at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the standout is the north side — stretching approximately 66 metres and running the full length of the block alongside a nature reserve.

This is where it separates itself.

Instead of being limited to a typical north-facing backyard, you’ve got the ability to wrap your entire living zone, outdoor entertaining and pool along the northern boundary — capturing natural light all day and creating a home that genuinely works with its environment.

No overlooking. No rear pressure. Just space, sun and a protected outlook.

It’s a layout opportunity you rarely see — particularly in Torquay, and even more so at this scale.

Tucked away yet still moments from everything — beaches, schools and the town centre — it offers that balance of privacy and connection that’s becoming increasingly hard to find.

The block itself spans approximately 2060sqm and sits within a quiet, established cul-de-sac. The north-facing boundary extends around 66 metres and directly adjoins a nature reserve, meaning no neighbouring property along that side — just open space and a permanent green outlook. The site is fully serviced, with water, sewer, power, gas and NBN available, and offers the flexibility to create a substantial home with room for a pool, shedding, or both.

This is more than just a block — it’s a genuine design advantage, and one of the more compelling land opportunities currently available in Torquay.

Let’s walk it.