Positioned in a quiet complex close to the heart of Raymond Terrace, 500m from the CDB. This spacious two-bedroom townhouse offers a great combination of comfort, practicality and outdoor living.
Inside, both bedrooms are generously sized and feature mirrored built-in robes and ceiling fans. The oversized living and dining area provides plenty of room to relax, complete with two ceiling fans, air conditioning and fresh new carpet.
The kitchen is well appointed with plenty of bench and cupboard space, while the new hybrid flooring adds a fresh modern feel.
The living area flows out to a nicely positioned deck, which has been freshly stained and provides a great spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind outdoors.
The main bathroom includes a large vanity and full-sized bathtub, while the separate laundry provides convenient external access.
For those needing extra space, the double and a half garage is a standout feature. Complete with an automatic door, additional roller door and drive-through access to the grassed courtyard, there is plenty of room for vehicles, a workshop or even a study area. At the rear of the garage, where it opens directly onto the backyard, there is also the opportunity to create a private entertaining space.
A 12-month-old garden shed is also included, and is the only one within the complex.
KEY FEATURES
- Two spacious bedrooms with mirrored built-in robes
- Oversized living and dining area
- Air conditioning and multiple ceiling fans
- Fresh new carpet
- Updated kitchen with new hybrid flooring
- Freshly stained deck
- Main bathroom with bathtub and large vanity
- Rare 2.5-car garage with drive-through access
- Workshop, study or entertainment space within garage opening onto private backyard
- 12-month-old garden shed
- 500m to Raymond Terrace town centre
With its generous living spaces, exceptional garage and great location, this is a townhouse that offers more space and versatility than most.
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