386 Casuarina Way, Casuarina, NSW, 2487, Australia

Kick back and relax by the pool this summer in this beautifully presented, low maintenance, single level beachhouse!

Architecturally designed by Iphorm and built in 2015 by Kirra Homes, you will admire the simple, yet practical floor plan, sure to suit a wide range of astute buyers in today market.

From the front door, a wide passage leads you down to an open plan living area, kitchen and dining. Summer days will be spent enjoying this living space and the large undercover al fresco adjoining the grassy backyard and sparkling pool.

Tucked beyond the pool area is a lower level yard set up for the kids with a cubby house and trampoline plus some fruit trees and garden beds if you looking to get your hands in the soil.

There are three bedrooms including the generous master en-suite with a walk in robe. All rooms offer built ins and ceiling fans plus theres a large study/fourth bedroom to suit your needs.

Casuarina is now firmly one of the most sought after coastal lifestyle areas, and this home is positioned to take full advantage. Only a few hundred meters to the stunning white sand beaches, parks, Coles shopping precinct and a range of specialty shops and cafes!

Homes such as this are being snapped up fast!

Contact Brent Savage or Ethan Price at LS Properties for more information on how to secure this home for summer.

Features
* Architecturally designed by Iphorm
* Built by local builder Kirra Homes
* 10KW solar system - FRONIUS inverter
* Gas cooking & gas hot water
* Plumbed in drinking water filter
* Elevated views of Mt Warning and surrounding ranges
* Plantation shutters
* 4.5m x 3.8m pool
* 3,000 L rain water tank
* Garden irrigation
* NBN connection

Location
* Excellent schools and infrastructure
* 15 mins to GC Airport
* 40 mins to Byron Bay
* Short flat walk to pristine beaches, Cudgen Creek, parks and shops

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries