Combining generous proportions with a highly functional design, this fantastic family home offers the space, flexibility, and comfort that growing families will appreciate for years to come. Positioned in a quiet and friendly location, 8 Seamist Way delivers relaxed coastal living with a warm Mediterranean-inspired feel.
Spanning two spacious levels, the entry floor accommodates three well-sized bedrooms, all with built-in robes, serviced by a central family bathroom. A large rumpus room on this level provides the perfect retreat for children or teenagers and opens directly to the outdoors, where a fully fenced backyard awaits — ideal for kids and pets to play safely. A well-appointed laundry with excellent storage completes the lower level.
Upstairs is the true heart of the home, designed for family connection and entertaining. The open plan living, dining and kitchen area is light-filled and inviting, with the well-equipped kitchen offering abundant bench space, pantry storage, and a dishwasher. Flowing seamlessly from the living zone, a generous north-facing balcony with a vergola creates the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining or relaxing in the sunshine. The master suite is privately positioned on this level and features a walk-in robe and ensuite with twin vanity.
Additional features enhance the home's comfort and practicality, including 2.7m ceilings, gas heating, split system heating and cooling, solar power, and a double lock-up garage with convenient rear access. Set on a low-maintenance allotment of approximately 614m², the property is framed by established gardens that add privacy and charm.
Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle with this spacious family home, situated in a quiet street and ideally located within walking distance to the Sands Golf Course and Clubhouse, parks, and approximately 8 minutes' walk from Whites Beach, and The Quay Shopping Village, only moments to schools, and everyday amenities.
A wonderful opportunity to secure a versatile and welcoming home in a sought-after coastal setting.
