You carry your morning coffee out to the back deck and the mist is still lifting off the Tweed River. Cane paddocks on the far bank, the Border Ranges standing behind them. Minutes later you're out on the water in your own boat.
That's the whole point of this one. The block runs flat and clear from the back steps to a private boat ramp at the water's edge. You don't queue at a public ramp, you don't drive across town, and you don't wait your turn on a Sunday morning. The tinnie, the ski boat or your row boat go in from your own yard and come home the same way.
Start with the deck, because that's where you'll spend the next ten years. Just under 50m² of it, covered, running the width of the house and looking straight down the yard to the water. There's room for the long table, the couch and still space to stand at the rail with a drink in your hand. Christmas happens out here. So does every birthday, every Sunday lunch that gets away from you, and most weeknights when nobody can be bothered going anywhere.
And below it, the reason the deck works so well — a yard that's open and usable the whole way to the water. Room for a trampoline, a cricket pitch down the middle, a dog that needs somewhere to run, and a kid on a bike who never has to leave the block.
The sliding doors open to it from a modern kitchen — gas cooking, dishwasher, looking out to the deck and the views beyond. Three bedrooms, all with built-in robes and air conditioning to the main. Separate living room with plantation shutters, family bathroom and separate toilet, polished timber floors through the entry, and a full-width front verandah.
Most homes in this position leave you nothing to do. This one leaves you the best part. New flooring, a coat of paint and your own touches room by room, and what you're left with is a beautiful home in an excellent location — and you'll have chosen every bit of it yourself.
And that's what makes this one worth a closer look. Waterfront on the Tweed Coast means a smaller block, a shared ramp if you get one at all, and nowhere to put the boat when you're finished with it. Here you get the river at the end of the yard, your own ramp, the storage space to match, and a family home with room to grow into — for what the coast charges for a fraction of it.
Getting around
Approx. 3 minutes to Murwillumbah CBD, schools, cafés and the Sunnyside precinct
Approx. 20 minutes to Kingscliff beaches and the Tweed Valley Hospital
Approx. 25 minutes to Gold Coast Airport and Southern Cross University
Under an hour to Byron Bay
Minutes to the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, Murwillumbah Golf Club and the Tweed Regional Gallery
Waterfront with its own ramp, full side access and this much covered storage doesn't just change your address. It changes how you spend every weekend from here on.
Call Scott Reading at First National Real Estate Murwillumbah on 02 6672 7828 to arrange your inspection.
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