3 The Lakes Way, Tarbuck Bay NSW 2428

Welcome to 3 The Lakes Way - a property that captures the essence of lakeside living with charm, character and opportunity. Positioned across from the pristine Tarbuck Bay and the tranquil waters of Smiths Lake, this spacious 3-bedroom home is a rare offering in the sleepy village of Tarbuck Bay - a hidden gem along the Mid North Coast.

From your front deck, soak in uninterrupted lake views and spectacular sunsets, all just moments from beaches, cafes and boat ramps. Whether you're searching for a peaceful permanent residence, holiday getaway, or future development site, this is one you don't want to miss.

Key Features Include:
• Perfectly positioned across from picturesque Tarbuck Bay and Smiths Lake
• Covered entertaining deck with stunning lake views
• Formal lounge and dining areas designed to take in the outlook
• Spacious country-style kitchen with breakfast bar and second meals area
• 3 generously sized bedrooms, 2 with built-in robes
• Air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout for year-round comfort
• Rustic charm with exposed timber ceiling beams
• Central bathroom with shower, and separate toilet
• Second toilet in the laundry with scope to add a 3rd toilet
• Scope to add a second level and capture even more panoramic views
• Detached remote-control garage and massive 27,000L concrete water tank
• Just 7 minutes to the shops and cafes of Smiths Lake
• Easy access to Seal Rocks, Blueys, Boomerang and Elizabeth Beaches
• Only 900m to Bramble Reserve boat ramp - perfect for fishing and boating

Set on a 558sqm block, this well-maintained home is the perfect investment to enjoy now, with potential to enhance or redevelop in the future. Properties in this tightly held area are rarely offered - and with its stunning water views and serene setting, this one won't last long.

Disclaimer: All information about this property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make their own enquirers in relation to the property and its features.