146 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

This beautifully renovated three bedroom brick home, set on a generous 712sqm corner block, is a rare find in the sought-after Raymond Terrace area. With potential for dual occupancy (subject to council approval) this property is perfect for first home buyers, families, investors, or those looking to expand. Located approximately 3 km from the CBD and within walking distance to local shops and the Lakeside Tavern, this home offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and style.

Key Features:

- Modern Kitchen: Newly renovated, featuring a 5-burner gas cooktop, integrated dishwasher, soft-close doors and drawers, a self-cleaning pyrolytic oven, and elegant stone benchtops.
- Updated Bathroom & Laundry: Newly renovated with additional cupboards and stylish stone benchtops for a touch of luxury.
- Comfortable Bedrooms: The master bedroom includes reverse cycle air conditioning, and all bedrooms are equipped with new plush carpet, built-in robes and ceiling fans.
- Spacious Living Areas: Enjoy reverse cycle air conditioning in the main living area, new hybrid hard flooring in the kitchen and living spaces.
- Outdoor Living: A large enclosed outdoor living area with tinted windows ensures a cool retreat during the summer months.
- Ample Parking & Storage: The property features a large two-bay garage with side door entry, plus a covered carport ideal for boat or caravan parking.
- Eco-Friendly Landscaping: Two 5000L water tanks with a pump are dedicated to irrigating the established lawns, ensuring your garden stays lush year-round.
- Convenient Access: Side access with double gates provides added convenience for extra vehicles or trailers.

This home is a must-see for anyone looking to enjoy the best of Raymond Terrace living. Whether you're seeking a peaceful family home or an investment with great potential, this property ticks all the boxes.

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