44 Dalwood Cl

Eleebana NSW 2282

0 m²

820 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Dual Living Potential in Sought-After Eleebana

Set in a peaceful cul-de-sac within highly sought-after Eleebana, this beautifully maintained single-level brick and tile home delivers the space, flexibility and lifestyle every growing family desires. Freshly painted with new carpet throughout, the home offers five generous bedrooms, multiple living zones and an impressive self-contained lower level, making it ideal for multigenerational living, a teenage retreat or potential second income. The spacious kitchen boasts ample storage and overlooks the open plan living and dining area, flowing seamlessly onto the generous covered alfresco and level backyard with plenty of room for children and pets. A separate formal living room at the front of the home provides valuable flexibility, while the oversized master suite features a walk-through robe and modern ensuite. A true standout is the expansive lower-level rumpus complete with a full kitchen, bathroom, private pergola and fenced yard. With its own access, this versatile space presents endless possibilities for extended family, guest accommodation, a home business or an additional income stream. Completing the package is a double garage with internal access and rear yard access with its own bathroom, a side carport with drive-through access, workshop, abundant storage and an elevated position capturing peaceful valley views. Conveniently located just minutes from Warners Bay's vibrant shopping village, lakeside cafés, restaurants and the picturesque foreshore of Lake Macquarie, with Charlestown Square, local beaches and Newcastle CBD all within easy reach, this is a rare opportunity to secure a spacious and adaptable family home in one of Lake Macquarie's most desirable suburbs. Disclaimer: All information contained in this listing is provided to Global Property by the third parties, and is intended as a guide only. No warranty is given as to it's accuracy and purchasers should rely on their own inquiries.