20 Wheelhouse Road, Teralba, NSW, 2284, Australia

Welcome to an exceptional opportunity in one of Lake Macquarie's most sought-after communities Billy's Lookout. This exquisite single-level residence by renowned builder McDonald Jones exemplifies contemporary elegance and is ready for you to move in and make it your own.
Featuring four spacious bedrooms plus a versatile study or fifth bedroom, this home is designed for both relaxation and enjoyment. The impressive private master retreat is thoughtfully located at the entry, offering a serene escape from the rest of the home. The remaining three bedrooms, along with the study, are perfectly positioned off the main living area, ideal for families, retirees, or those seeking a harmonious blend of living, working, and entertaining spaces.
Whether you're looking for a comfortable family home or a serene retreat for your hobbies and grandchildren, this property promises a luxurious and enjoyable lifestyle.
Features Include:
- Highly sought-after, low-maintenance, level home in a central lakeside suburb.
- Four bedrooms with built ins plus 5th/study for a guest space or dedicated home office.
- Spacious master suite with his-and-her walk-in robes and a double-sized ensuite.
- Open-plan living and dining flowing to a large undercover alfresco for year-round entertaining.
- Second living room off the kitchen.
- Showpiece kitchen with chef's stove, integrated appliances, stone benchtops, pantry and breakfast bar.
- Family bathroom with a large bath, separate toilet, and easy access from bedrooms and entertainment wing.
- Double Lock Up Garage with internal access, a good-sized yard, additional cabana, and fencing for pool or pets.
- Ducted air-conditioning, fans in all rooms, solar panels, and elegant laundry with outdoor access.
- 5min to Warners Bay
- 10min to the M1Motorway
- 15min to Charlestown Shopping Centre
- 25min to Newcastle or John Hunter Hospital

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