Set in the peaceful coastal haven of North Arm Cove, this generous 1,334 m² non-urban block at Lot 3024 Tingha Street is a rare opportunity for those seeking a quiet nature escape with minimal fuss. Offering a cleared and level parcel of land with easy 2WD access, it’s the perfect setting to unwind, camp, and explore.
With east access from Ballina Crescent, partially cleared and 2WD access this is the kind of block all our North Arm Cove Buyers are looking for! It's ideal for those looking for their next weekend retreat. Surrounded by native bushland, the block offers plenty of privacy and space to relax or entertain outdoors.
Zoned non-urban, permanent residential dwellings are not permitted, but the block is perfectly suited for recreational use. Whether you’re after a quiet getaway, a base for boating or hiking adventures, or simply a private corner of the world to recharge off-grid, this lot delivers a flexible and low-maintenance solution.
North Arm Cove is centrally located for easy access to the waterways of Port Stephens and the natural beauty of Myall Lakes National Park. Karuah is just a short drive for supplies, with Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest nearby for beaches, cafés, and amenities.
Address: Lot 3024 Tingha Street, North Arm Cove
Land Size: approx. 1,334 m²
Zoning: Non-Urban – no residential building permitted
Features: Partially cleared and level block, 2WD accessible, private bushland setting
Access: Easy 2WD access directly to the block
Vegetation: Partially cleared, surrounded by native bush
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.
