2/12 Lawson Street, Norah Head NSW 2263

Welcome to your dream coastal retreat in the heart of the Central Coast most desired suburb of Norah Head The Jewell in the Crown. This stunning two-story villa boasts three spacious bedrooms, offering the perfect blend of luxury and comfort, just walking distance to one of the Coasts most pristine beaches, this property provides a tranquil escape with its modern amenities and elegant design.

Just minutes away from the Famous Lighthouse, charming cafes, award winning Restaurants and local shops, this villa is an ideal sanctuary for those seeking both relaxation and convenience. Discover the ultimate in coastal living with this exceptional home.

Home Features
• Three large bedrooms all with built in wardrobes
• Modern bathroom with second toilet downstairs for convenience
• Bedroom 3 could easily be converted into two bedrooms
• Floor tiles downstairs, upstairs floating floorboards
• Ducted air-conditioning
• Downstairs living
• Open plan modern kitchen and dining
• Enclosed & private rear courtyard
• Single lock up remote garage
• Huge concreted gated front common space perfect for the kids to play in safety.

Suburb Features
• Norah Head is the jewel in the crown of the Central Coast
• Walking distance to Norah Head Beach and Rock pool
• Walking distance to Norah Heads famous food and coffee precinct
• Just moments to the light house and coastal walks
• Quick drive to Soldiers Beach for the best surf on the Coast
• Join the Norah Head Spots Club for great food, friendly staff and top shelf entertainment
• 5 Minute drive to Toukley where you will find all your shops, schools and supermarkets.

Please contact Alistair Slade on 0484 522 285 if you have any questions or would like to book a private inspection.

Council Rates - $1,231.95 p/a approx.
Water Rates - $1,062.99 p/a approx.
Strata Fees - $721 p/q approx.

*E & OE. Please note that all information herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries*