4/38-40 Lake Road, Port Macquarie NSW 2444

Old world charm, level and spacious, this exquisite circa-1960's villa delivers all the benefits of a small house without the time-consuming upkeep.

Set back from the road with a North facing aspect the light filled interior showcases high ceilings, quaint lift-up windows, polished timber floors, a feature ceiling fan, hardwood timber window frames and kitchen benchtop, plus Art Deco handles, lighting, bathroom mirror and wall sconces.

The main suite has its own separate entry and is currently utilised as an office area. This versatile room can be closed off for privacy and provides a beautifully renovated bathroom with a heated towel rail and combined shower and bathtub. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living area has access to a sunlit front patio and rear timber deck entertaining area. Nearby is a further bathroom with separate WC and two bedrooms with big windows and expansive built-in robes. The property also includes energy saving solar and a single lock up garage.

A small complex of five only, the current tenant presents the property immaculately and is happy to stay on post the April 2021 lease. With easy access straight to the door this convenient and central location is within 1.5km to the CBD, trendy cafes, shopping, fine dining restaurants, medical practices, and picturesque Town Beach.

A must see to appreciate, take a step back in time and experience the charm, character, and glamour of this unique property.

For further details please call Brendan Stead on 0447 788 509.

- Circa-1960's villa within 1.5km to Town Beach
- Polished timber floors, high ceilings and lift-up windows
- Sunlit front patio and rear timber deck entertaining
- Original features add warmth, character, and charm


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