19 Ivy Avenue, Chain Valley Bay NSW 2259

*This spacious 'Queenslander' style home offers charm and many unexpected contemporary features. Situated near the shores of Lake Macquarie, in the quiet lake side village of Chain Valley Bay, this beautiful property combines a tranquil and relaxed lifestyle, with the convenience of being 3 minutes to the shopping centre.
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and backing on to manicured council reserve, you can while away your days around the heated in-ground pool - complete with waterfall!
*Offering a large private master suite with modern ensuite and private access to a huge covered entertaining deck
*4 additional bedrooms for large families or accommodation for your many guests
*Entertaining is a breeze, multiple living areas plus an enormous dual purpose games room / garage equipped with full kitchen, opening to pool area and gardens
*The head chef will be impressed by the expansive kitchen. There is an abundance of storage and workspace, stone and timber finishes and quality appliances
*Perfect for the home business, there is a private study, option for a consultancy room, ample parking for clients along with plenty of internal & external storage
*All your comforts are taken care of with 3 air-cons and ceiling fans through out
*Rear access to park like council reserve, throw the kayak in the creek and paddle straight out to Lake Macquarie
*Positioned perfectly, only 100m to Lake Macquarie, 2 minutes' drive to boat ramp, 3 minutes to shopping centre and just an hour from Sydney
This amazing property is known as Paradis Sur Lac (Paradise by the Lake) and is considered one of the most unique and sought after properties in the area. The most discerning of buyers will be impressed by all this home has to offer

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