2 Jamieson Parade, Collaroy NSW 2097

Resting on a near level 607 sqm corner block in one of the Northern Beaches most highly regarded streets, being so close to Collaroy Basin, this charming 1920's character cottage offers endless possibilities to capitalize and live the ultimate beach lifestyle.

Tightly held and much loved by the current owner for 31 years, this welcoming beachside gem features 3 generous bedrooms, including a master with ensuite bathroom and walk-in robe, 2 bathrooms in total and a sunny North-East facing living area leading to the front deck which displays water glimpses. The separate dining with feature fireplace flows to a stunning high quality 6-year-old 'Seabreeze' chefs' kitchen with stone benchtops, quality European appliances and masses of well-designed storage. The gorgeous sunlit kitchen leads to a covered alfresco entertaining area, which opens out to the rear, side, and front yard areas, creating the perfect oasis to host family, friends and children.

Other highlights include high ceilings, detached double lock-up garage with storage, sandstone features, plantation shutters, internal laundry, spa bath and outdoor beach shower.

This quintessential beach cottage has footstep access to Collaroy Basin, Fishermans beach, Long Reef beach, Collaroy beach, Long Reef golf course, restaurants, cinema, cafes, The Collaroy and city transport.

Move straight in, keep as a holiday home, or use your creative vision to renovate or rebuild in order to capitalize on this amazing location and views to create the ultimate family beach lifestyle.

Block size: 607 sqm approx.

Water rates - $160 pq approx.
Council rates - $647.65 pq approx.

For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Matt Morley on 0418 168 932 and 9981 9416 and Stephen Murace on 0413 763 993 and 9981 9426.

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