10 Main Street, Comboyne NSW 2429

Set on a generous 1,198sqm block in the heart of Comboyne, this charming 1940-built home offers space, flexibility and picturesque views across rolling green hills and a neighbouring avocado plantation.

Adjoining open field to the side and rear, the property enjoys an exceptional sense of privacy and uninterrupted greenery - a rare find within the village.

The home features:
- Four bedrooms
- Two bathrooms
- Light-filled open plan living
- Separate media room
- Expansive deck capturing stunning rural views
- Single car garage

Beautiful established gardens surround the home, creating a peaceful setting to match the outlook.

Under the deck, a generous studio provides excellent versatility, complemented by an adjoining space with kitchenette and toilet - ideal for guest accommodation, a home business, creative pursuits or extended family (STCA).

With vacant possession available and within walking distance to the café and general store, this is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial home with views, land size and flexibility in sought-after Comboyne.

Inspect and experience the outlook for yourself.

Contact Geoff Woodham and the NPB Team for further information.
Geoff Woodham: 0421 038 633
NPB Office: 0447 020 742

Council Rates, approximately: $2,800 per year

Located conveniently, approximately:
- 230m to Pioneer Park
- 500m to Comboyne Public School
- 550m to Comboyne Farm Store
- 600m to Comboyne General Store, Fuel, Post Office & Takeaway
- 600m to Comboyne Udder Cow Cafe
- 600m to Comboyne Community Centre
- 650m to Comboyne Ex-Servicemen's & Citizens Club
- 750m to Comboyne Tennis Courts
- 900m to Comboyne Showground
- 36.5km to Wauchope
- 55.6km to Port Macquarie

DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is not based on any independent enquiries or knowledge of the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.