38 East Bank Road, Coramba, NSW, 2450, Australia

You are in for a lovely surprise upon entry through the front door of this delightful home. The high ceilings and striking interiors greet you immediately and welcome you to your new lifestyle in the historic village of Coramba.

Refurbished about four years ago, the kitchen and bathrooms are sleek and modern, and the light & bright floor plan is complemented by the hinterland views through the large windows. The point of difference is the inspiring living room combining the open plan kitchen, with doors leading out to the sunny side patio. Many a gathering will be enjoyed around the generous kitchen bench before retiring in front of the combustion fireplace in the cooler evenings. During summer, the patios and backyard are the perfect environment for outdoor barbeques and family entertainment. Enjoy the perfect country ambience without the country maintenance.

All three bedrooms have their own external access, and the two larger bedrooms feature built-in robes and fans. The house is well insulated with double brick walls, and the floor plan is split-level with the living and entertaining downstairs and accommodation on the higher level. There is a single lock up garage, and convenient second car space in front of the house.

The fenced, two tier back garden will excite families and gardeners alike, and for more entertaining and enjoyment outdoors and in the area, the Orara River and its swimming holes are within walking distance. So too is the village of Coramba itself with its great pub, bakery, gift shop and historic features. The Coramba Hotel is a worthy venue with its excellent beer garden overlooking paddocks and rolling hills – and within walking distance from your home!

Coramba village is located only a 15 minute drive away from the Coffs Harbour CBD and is a popular and peaceful location close to everything, yet away from the city action.

Land size 759m2
Council rates $1903 pa


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