Can you see yourself walking to the beach every afternoon for a swim or surf. or a stroll along the beach with your dog. then jumping in the pool before settling in on the rear deck for a well-earned drink. Well, this is all possible when you live just 800mtres from the beach in one of the Mid North Coast's best kept secrets Bonny Hills.
This outstanding home presents a spacious open plan design consisting of a media room at the front and opening to a huge open plan living and dining area, modern spacious renovated kitchen with 17 storage cupboards, waterfall stone island benchtop to accommodate the whole family, 900mm Smeg gas cooktop and oven, perfect for the aspiring chef and perfect for entertaining.
The living and dining area open out to the undercover entertaining area which overlooks the established landscaped gardens and above ground saltwater pool. A decked area at the rear of the pool provides the perfect spot to sit and watch the kids or sit back and enjoy your own oasis. This property has an abundance of space available for any growing family with 4 bedrooms located at the front of the house and the perfect home office/teenagers retreat with 2 double robes provides the 5th bedroom at the rear This great home in beautiful Bonny Hills really needs you to inspect.
Located in the Niche coastal village of Bonny Hills with Bartlett's beach and our very own medical precinct and cafe just 850m walk and a family friendly tavern, nursery and beautiful Rainbow Beach and surf club just over 1km away offering a great café and Restaurant, this property is positioned perfectly for those looking for that real sea change.
Available from 12th December for a flexible 6 or 12 month lease with the option to extend. Pets considered upon application.
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