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Description: The current owners of this home have been hard at work over the past couple of years, and the result is a home that's nothing short of stunning.
Outside there's been the addition of a tall carport for your boat, trailer or extra vehicle, and the much sought-after side access has been maintained, the good-sized yard has also been improved and there's a brand new gas hot water service being installed next week.
Inside, the majority of the hard work has also been done over the past two years, updates to the kitchen cupboard handles and bench tops have improved the kitchen, as has the upright Westinghouse cooker and range hood. A timber floating floor has transformed the living/kitchen and traffic areas and the old interior arch leading to the bedrooms has been filled in.
A modern, cool white colour has provided an injection of style for the interior walls and the carpet has been replaced in all three bedrooms. The windows have been tinted and there are assorted new fans and lights (mainly with LEDs) throughout the property. Even the laundry has had a style make over!
In the bathroom the shower also has a new screen, the vanity and taps have been replaced and the owners have had a quote to have the existing bathroom tiles re-sprayed - which is available to interested parties.
Built in 1995, this property has always had great street presence and enjoys a sunny, high set position set back from the road on a knoll.
The carport has been a practical addition that's made the side access so much more functional and the two-tiered back garden has plenty of room for the swing, trampoline, your clothes line and the family pet to boot.
Perhaps best of all is the home's location approximately 3.5kms from Sawtell village with its great cafes, restaurants, boutiques and of course, the beach.
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LAND SIZE:745 sqm RATES:$2,707.30 per annum BUILT:1995
We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
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