Positioned in the tranquil lakeside community of Fishermans Paradise, this inviting home at 14 Alma Avenue offers relaxed South Coast living surrounded by nature and just moments from the calm waters of Conjola Creek.
Set on an elevated block with a desirable north-east orientation, the home captures beautiful natural light while enjoying peaceful views across the Conjola hills and surrounding farmland.
Recently updated, the interior features a newly renovated kitchen and bathroom, complemented by new laminate timber flooring, fresh carpet and new blinds, creating a bright and modern feel throughout. Comfortable and ready to move straight in, the home allows you to enjoy the lifestyle from day one.
There is also excellent potential to extend or further enhance the outdoor living areas (STCA), offering the opportunity to maximise the elevated position and picturesque outlook.
Fishermans Paradise is known for its welcoming and close-knit community, where neighbours greet each other with a friendly wave as they pass by. Surrounded by natural beauty and close to the waters of Lake Conjola, the area offers a relaxed lifestyle with opportunities for boating, fishing and kayaking.
Despite its peaceful setting, the home is only a short drive to the vibrant townships of Milton and Ulladulla, where you'll find cafés, shops, schools and essential amenities.
Features
• Elevated position capturing views over Conjola hills and farmland
• Desirable north-east orientation with excellent natural light
• Newly renovated kitchen and bathroom
• New laminate timber flooring, carpet and blinds throughout
• Comfortable, move-in ready presentation
• Scope to extend or enhance outdoor living areas (STCA)
• Peaceful lakeside setting close to Conjola Creek and Lake Conjola
• Short drive to Milton and Ulladulla townships and amenities
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