15 Roberta Crescent, Bilambil Heights, NSW, 2486, Australia

AND THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT SCENIC DRIVE IS NOW OPEN!

Ideally located on a large corner block with great ocean views and full side access, this solid brick residence oozes character, charm and several points of difference. The split-level design is further enhanced by high vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and subtle brick feature walls.

Light and bright by day and tastefully lit by night, the well-thought-out floorplan boasts open plan kitchen, dining and living with access onto the front patio where individual birds have been visiting for years. Lorikeet, butcher bird and kookaburra. The friendly magpie and a baby butcher bird popped in during the photo shoot – very cool!

Back inside, the upmarket kitchen is a standout feature. Offering stone benchtops, glass splashbacks, soft-close drawers, oversize ceramic cooktop and quality Samsung dishwasher. A separate sunken lounge is a nice variation – ideal for relaxed conversation or media entertainment.

Up a couple of stairs, the upper level includes Master Bedroom with ensuite, Master bathroom with tub and access out onto the large rear terrace – a private space for alfresco dining and family connection. The extensive yard includes double gated access with obvious benefits including caravan storage and simplified pool installation.

A short walk away are our friendly community shops: Chemist, Doctor, Coffee shop, Convenience Store, Takeaways, Bottle Shop and Hairdressers and 7 doors down is the newly constructed family playground.

Bilambil Heights, a friendly community now being discovered and enjoyed by young and old alike. See you soon!

PLEASE NOTE: ALL OPEN INSPECTIONS ARE NSW TIME

To arrange an inspection, or for further information please contact Steve Riding 0438 365 457 of Base Property Group.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.