17 Allerton Avenue, Culburra Beach NSW 2540

Situated just a short walk from the beach is this stunning beach house.

With everything you could hope for, this could be your getaway from the hustle and bustle of day to day life, or if you want to make relaxed beachside living your everyday, then what a beautiful forever home it would make.

With a lovely feel, there are loads of decks that flow effortlessly from the indoors to the outside, creating wonderful spaces to enjoy with family and friends.

Immaculately presented, this stunner boasts street appeal and a casual elegance, with beautiful timber flooring throughout, providing a warm feel that only natural timber can.

Open plan in design, the family will love coming together in the central part of the home, whilst connected by a covered breezeway, the convenience of a room that could become whatever you want it to be is ideal as it is, as a games or rumpus room, but would also make a fabulous teenage retreat or bedroom.

In addition, there are three large bedrooms, all boasting practical built in robes.

Forming the hub of the home, the ample kitchen offers plenty of cupboard and bench space, boasting direct access to the huge covered deck areas, certainly the spot for many summer BBQs.

Of course there is a second shower and toilet, perfect for washing off after a hard day at the beach or when friends come to stay.

With further development potential, the huge 1,300m2 (approx.) block even has rear lane access. A block this big allows many options, leaving you to decide what you want to do with the rest of the yard.

The large garden shed has the storage sorted and the gorgeous cubby will keep the little ones entertained for hours.

Properties like this just don’t come onto the market in Culburra Beach very often, and we don’t expect it will be long before someone makes this one theirs, could it be you?

For more information, phone Kellie Sprowles at Culburra First National on 02 4447 3600, you don’t want to miss out on this beautiful home.

* Pre-tenancy photos depicted