86 St Clair Street, Bonnells Bay, NSW, 2264, Australia

Welcome to 86 St Clair Street, Bonnells Bay.

Located in a desirable cul-de-sac location bordered by a gorgeous bush setting, this immaculately presented and fully renovated three-bedroom cottage has had no expense spared and offers the next lucky homeowner the ease of a move in ready property - all the hard work has been done for you.

Upon entry, you are greeted to a spacious open plan layout comprised of the kitchen, dining and lounge room, finished & complimented by gorgeous polished timber flooring brought to life by the sundrenched nature of the home.

To the rear of the home, you are greeted with a spacious and secure backyard perfecting for the whole family to enjoy including pets. The added bonus of the home is the sizeable workshop (7.8m � 7.9m) offering the perfect spot to tinker on your projects or convert the space into a parents/teenage retreat... the choice is yours.

The location is perfect to soak in the benefits of lakeside living, with lake access only a short 3 minute drive with boat ramp access available, the local Bonnells Bay shopping centre is 7 minutes away, and access onto the M1 Motorway is less than 10 minutes.

Notable Property Features:
- North aspect.
- Three-bedrooms, all featuring built-in robes.
- Walk-in robe enjoyed in the master suite.
- Fully renovated main and ensuite bathrooms.
- Newly appointed kitchen cabinetry with stone bench tops.
- Split-system air-conditioning and ceiling fans.
- Combustion fireplace.
- Insulated front portion of the home with soundproofing properties.
- Freshly painted throughout.
- Newly carpeted bedrooms and polished timber flooring.
- Covered entertaining area adjoining the sizeable workshop.
- Easy side access into the spacious and private rear yard.

To find out more about this tremendous property or to book your own private viewing, contact Mat Nolan directly on 0427 964 646.

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