20 Matthews Drive, Mount Warrigal NSW 2528

Offered to the market for the first time and situated on a massive 864m2 parcel of land in an elevated position with sweeping views from Bass Point to Shellharbour City Centre and the escarpment, this double storey four-bedroom family home offers size, space and opportunity.


Centrally located to many of Shellharbour enviable lifestyle attractions, let the kids loose to explore in the reserve directly backing onto the rear of the property while you immerse yourself in the majestically landscaped backyard, or take in the view while you relax on the full-length front verandah.

With scope to make your own mark on a renovation, make the most of this rare opportunity to live in one of Mount Warrigal’s most desirable locations.

-Views from every front window across both levels
-Multiple lower-level living spaces with fantastic indoor/outdoor flow
-Large kitchen with natural gas cooktop and dishwasher
-Dedicated dining room
-Massive upper-level master bedroom with walk-in robe and en-suite
-Three other well sized rooms, one with a walk-in robe and two with built-in robes
-Full master bathroom with bath and shower
-Handy internal storage options across both levels with walk-in linen cupboard upstairs and multiple storage spaces downstairs
-Separate laundry and powder rooms on the lower level
-Full length undercover entertaining space looking up to the majestic backyard featuring fruit trees, garden shed, tranquil sitting area and access to the reserve
-Oversized automatic garage/workshop (5.8m x 9.3m) offers space for 4 vehicles and with ample additional mezzanine storage space
-Double brick ground floor construction
-Close to schools, shops and transport





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