Another double block has hit the market at North Arm Cove! Two side-by-side non-urban parcels totalling 1,067 m² at 1922 & 1923 Kendall Street present an excellent opportunity for an affordable bush escape close to the water.
In a private pocket of North Arm Cove, this combined holding offers the perfect base for weekend adventures. The land is uncleared and covered in natural vegetation.
With All-Wheel Drive access via The Ridgeway, then Coraki Street, and onto Kendall Street, the property enjoys both privacy and practicality. The blocks are mostly flat with a gentle upward slope.
Zoned non-urban, permanent residential dwellings are not permitted, but recreational use is welcomed. The generous combined size and peaceful bush setting make this one of the more appealing options for those seeking a private coastal escape.
North Arm Cove sits on the shores of Port Stephens, offering quick access to pristine waterways, abundant wildlife, and the natural attractions of Myall Lakes National Park. Tea Gardens, Hawks Nest, and Karuah are all an easy drive away for supplies, cafés, and local amenities.
Address: 1922 & 1923 Kendall Street, North Arm Cove
Land Size: approx. 1,067 m² combined
Zoning: Non-Urban – no residential building permitted
Features: Two adjoining blocks, mostly flat with a gentle slope, ideal for camping or a private bush retreat
Access: All-Wheel Drive access via The Ridgeway → Coraki Street → Kendall Street
Vegetation: Uncleared with natural native bushland
Please note that this is NON-URBAN land (rural landscape), and forms part of a paper subdivision. This is NOT residential land. Realestate.com does not have a non-urban category so it incorrectly classifies the land as residential. For more information on non-urban land and what is permitted on these blocks please visit: https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Plan-Build/Stage-1-Find-Out/Non-Urban-Land
For your safety, Tilligerry Real Estate advises wearing long pants and sturdy, closed-toe footwear when inspecting the area.
While we strive to place signage as accurately as possible using GPS, we cannot guarantee the exact location of the property boundaries. We recommend that potential purchasers conduct their own investigations and, if necessary, obtain a professional survey to verify the property’s location and boundaries before exchanging contracts.
