11 Prince Street, Bellingen NSW 2454

A much loved 1930s family home oozing with character which has been uplifted by a contemporary renovation. This bright and airy three bedroom residence has been perfectly designed for your growing family and boasts a large backyard ideal for entertaining. Located five minutes walk to Bellingen's town centre and short distance to schools, football oval, park and swimming pool.

This well presented home offers high ceilings and hardwood timber flooring throughout, being elevated the home captures the views and breeze in summer. Set on 809sqm block with cottage garden, established fruit trees including citrus, pears, fig, guava, pomegranate, apples and bananas. Entertainment area with firepit, unique chicken coop and raised veggie garden beds.

Features:
- Convenient location
- Light and bright spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living areas
- Functional modern kitchen with ILVE freestanding cooker and dishwasher
- High ceilings and hardwood timber flooring
- Elevated leafy outlook with garden surrounds
- Recently renovated bathroom
- Lounge/living room with wood heater
- Three spacious bedrooms all with built in wardrobes
- Ceiling fans and two reverse cycle air conditioners
- Generous backyard with entertaining areas
- Established gardens and raised veggie beds
- Front balcony
- Small study
- Rear deck with second toilet, and partially enclosed veranda
- Plenty of storage space under house with concrete slab
- Off street parking at the rear of the property with potential for carport or garage to be built (STCA)
- NBN connected

Approximately 15 minutes to the beaches at Urunga and Mylestom, 30 minutes to Coffs Harbour Airport and 35 minutes to Dorrigo National Rain Forest.

Great opportunity to purchase this fantastic family home with these features in such a convenient location. Contact Warren on 0427 552 287 to arrange for an inspection.

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