1/50 Araluen Drive, Killcare NSW 2257

This gorgeous cottage style home with water views is a short stroll to the Hardys Bay restaurants and shops. It has its own private and beautiful garden with direct access onto Araluen Drive and the Hardys Bay waterfront.

Upon entering the private gate leading off the main street to this stunning abode, you are greeted by an outdoor alfresco courtyard, perfect for entertaining guests and basking in the midday sun. The ground floor contains a large free flowing living, dining and kitchen area with cathedral ceilings, which floods the house with an abundance of sunlight via fixed glass panels. Also on this floor you will find a master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, which sits opposite a modern bathroom housing a bathtub, and a separate laundry. A sizable single car, fully electric garage is accessible internally from this flow, perfectly doubling as extra storage space.

Ascend the wooden staircase found in the dining area to find a generously sized mezzanine, boasting stunning bush views. This area hosts a large second bedroom and access to an attic storage space.

Accessible from the back gate is a large, well-maintained communal, landscaped garden with a charming pergola, perfect for entertaining, or enjoying a book.

Enjoy a peaceful life with this bay side beauty. By awoken by direct morning sun-warmth and the sweet sounds of the local birds. Feel the bay breeze as you lazily walk to the local coffee shop, greeting the friendly neighbours as you go. Spend the day at the beach or trekking along the many famous bush-walking trails in the area, and then go home to do it all again the next day.

Features:
- Reverse cycle air conditioning
- The marina is 5 steps away, here you can store your boat or kayak and explore the wonderful Brisbane Waters
- The Palm Beach ferry is only a 5 minutes' drive
- Woy Woy station (with free parking) is a 20 minutes' drive, with a train connection to Central that takes 1 hour and 15 minutes
- Sydney CBD is only approximately a 70 minute drive away on the newly built NorthConnex