33 Edward Windeyer Way, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

Set on a massive 917m2 block, this four bedroom two bathroom house is just right for the first home buyer or expanding family. Further to this, you have the opportunity to add a pool, shed, granny flat, or all of the above, on its super-sized block! (STCA). The block has side gate access to the backyard making access super easy.

Inside the home, delightful neutral interiors feature throughout with a seamless flow through to the rear north-east facing alfresco area - a perfect spot for enjoying a peaceful afternoon beverage! Four large bedrooms also occupy the functional floorplan with the master bedroom offering modern conveniences including a private ensuite and walk in robe.

In the heart of the home you'll find a well-equipped modern kitchen which overlooks a combined living and dining zone. An extra bonus is a very generously sized second lounge / media room - a perfect space for setting up the recliner lounge suite or a children's play room.

With the opportunity to create a lovely pool area, shed or granny flat, a definite added attraction (whilst still keeping plenty of backyard); this appealing home ticks all the boxes for modern family living!

• Brick & tile 4 bedroom home
• Large 917m2 corner block
• Master bedroom with walk in wardrobe & ensuite
• Three bedrooms appointed with built-in robes
• Large living / dining / kitchen area
• Separate media or lounge room
• Reverse cycle air conditioning
• Double remote controlled garage with internal access
• Alfresco area opening onto massive backyard
• Huge block with side access
• Potential rent: approx. $580-620 per week
• Council Rates: approx. $1,220 per annum
• 650m from the Pacific Highway and 3.5kms to Raymond Terrace Market Town
• 30 minutes to Newcastle, 15 minutes to Newcastle Airport
• 40 minutes to Nelson Bay, 2 hours to Sydney

Deadline for Offers: 5pm Monday 8th May
Please call John Edmondson on 0419445594 for more information & inspections

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.