128B Fridays Creek Road, Upper Orara NSW 2450

Seeking a country lifestyle property to nurture your soul? Privately located in the highly sought-after Fridays Creek area of the picturesque Orara Valley, a fifteen minute drive from the centre of Coffs Harbour, is a quality family home nestled within five manicured acres.

Discover a world away from the everyday where nature provides joyful surprises with enchanting fireflies creating a wonderful display of light on warm summer evenings, and unexpected visits from vibrantly coloured birdlife and shy reclusive echidnas!

Country living in this delightful homestead offers a serenity that enables you to recharge and relax. Set on five gently sloping acres, the three bedroom home is framed by lush lawns, elegant tree ferns, and flowering Tibouchinas, creating a peaceful rural retreat.

Generous, full-length verandahs invite relaxed outdoor living year round, and offer the perfect place for alfresco entertaining. A warm and welcoming timber kitchen – complete with a breakfast bar – encourages connection and conversation. Expansive windows bathe the open-plan living and dining areas in natural light and provide gorgeous views of the surrounding gardens and distant mountains.

Down the hall, three carpeted bedrooms feature built-in robes, the master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, and each has pleasant country vistas.

Enjoy the lifestyle only a private, sun-drenched valley can offer, allowing the children to play freely outdoors, with lush lawns providing ample space for a game of cricket or lawn boules.

Additional features include; a large country shed with lock-up garaging for three vehicles with ample storage for tools and recreational gear; a cleared paddock offers the option to keep a few livestock or a pair of ponies, a selection of established fruit trees and garden beds to create a kitchen food garden.

Don't miss your opportunity to create the life you've dreamed of!


Disclaimer: Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy of the information, no warranty can be given. Interested parties must therefore make their own independent enquiries.