1 Camden Head Road, Dunbogan NSW 2443

Quite literally, number 1 Camden Head Road Dunbogan was built and occupied up until recently by the original owner and is now on offer for the first time in almost 50 years. Situated on an impressive 1115 sqm block with side access on both sides, this original home would of been a stand out in its day, and is in arguably one of best positions along the sought after coastal strip in the Camden Haven. Three generous sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen with water view glimpses, living and dining areas fill the sun drenched space of the first floor, whilst upstairs is an impressive rumpus/family room that could easily become another bedroom or two and offer some of the better water views from the property. Attached to the home is a large single car garage with internal access and automatic door and at rear there is an additional double lock up garage with kitchenette facilities that could also be converted to an amazing games room/entertainment area. They don't build them like they did back then, so whilst the home may be original it has the bones and potential to make anything possible in terms of renovations. The amazing established gardens offer an abundance of mature trees, gingers, orchids and more that will impress any avid gardener. Sided by crown land, this creates a spectacular rainforest outlook and reserve that gives direct access to the Camden Head River at rear and provides for a leisurely walk all the way to near by Pilot Beach. Surrounded by spectacular homes, nature, wild life, greenery and scenery, this home is a sensory delight and a must to inspect for those looking for the ultimate position to create their dream home or holiday home. Opportunities like this only become available every so often, so don't let this one get away.

Within a short distance, you will find such attractions as North Haven Beach (600 m) North Brother Mountain (5.8K) Kattang Nature Reserve (600m)
Dunbogan Boat Shed (2.7k) Long Point Vineyard (12k) Plaza Theatre (4k) Diamond Head (10k) and Crowdy Bay NationaL Park (13k)