Sitting high on the hill and overlooking the bridge at Telegraph Point is one of those homes that just feels right the moment you arrive.
Set on a generous 4,033m² parcel of land, this solid sandstone brick home was built around 30 years ago and has clearly been well cared for. It offers the kind of space and privacy that's getting harder to find, without feeling isolated or inconvenient.
The home itself is practical, comfortable and honest - four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage, with a layout that works just as well for a young family as it does for tenants. Large windows bring in natural light and make the most of the elevated position, while outside, established gardens wrap the home in greenery, creating a peaceful and welcoming setting.
Positioned just off the main highway, access is easy and straightforward, making daily life simple while still enjoying the benefit of being set back and elevated above it all. Whether you're buying your first home or looking for a reliable investment with strong rental appeal, this property ticks the boxes that matter.
There's room here to grow - room for kids, pets, gardens, sheds or future ideas - all on a block size that gives you breathing space without overwhelming upkeep.
This is the kind of property that makes sense. Solid. Elevated. Well-located. And ready for its next chapter.
Property Descriptions:
- Elevated 4,033m² hilltop block with outlook over the bridge
- Solid sandstone brick home, approximately 30 years old
- Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and double garage
- Well-maintained home surrounded by established, gardens
- Conveniently set just off the main highway with easy access
- Ideal first home or investment with strong long-term appeal
Property Details:
Council Rates: Approx $2,700 pa
Land Size: 4,033m²
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