Set on a 1730m2 bush block with seasonal creek, and backing onto National Park, this home is in a quiet corner of Nelly Bay approx 10 minutes walk to the sandy beach and shops.
Upstairs, the home has polished wood floors throughout and delightful views through the treetops from the large covered back deck and through the kitchen window. The living area is open-plan to the kitchen which features gas stove, servery to the deck and a large corner pantry, with plenty of bench and cupboard space. Light floods into the living area from 3 sides which provides excellent cross-breezes whilst the home stays cool with covered decks opening front and back keeping the sun off.
The main bedroom is a good size and features timber louvres as does the second bedroom which is also located at the front of the house and has a box air-con. The third bedroom has nice views from its two windows onto the bushland behind. The bathroom has shower over the bath with vanity and a separate toilet adjacent.
There are stairs at the front of the property or spiral stairs off the back deck to the back yard and pool. There is a fenced paved area downstairs (ideal for dogs) which leads down to the back of the property which is creek and bushland and could be further landscaped if the new owners wanted to utilise this area more. The inground pool with spa seat is ideal for cooling off on those hot summer days, surrounded by nature.
Under the house is a large rectangular workshop/artist's studio/craftroom/home office, ideal if you want to run a small business from home and don't want the rest of the family disturbed. A 'granny flat' is also on the ground floor with an L-shaped living/bedroom area and combined bathroom/laundry.
There is plenty of room for vehicles at the front of the property with a carport tucked on the side of the property and a workshop for the home handyman.
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