51 Bione Avenue, Banora Point NSW 2486

Located in the blue ribbon circle of East Banora Point - take advantage of this unique opportunity at 51 Bione Avenue.

The design lends itself to the multigenerational family with its downstairs offering:
Living, large bathroom with separate toilet and two bedrooms - one bedroom having its own expansive deck- all conveniently laid out to create the perfect family or guest quarters.

Upstairs showcases the ocean views and large backyard from it's vantage point. The beautiful newly renovated open plan kitchen design also looks straight out to the views and front balcony. The residence offers a further two bedrooms and a study and is well serviced by a new and modern two way bathroom that matches the kitchen's finishes perfectly. Both bathrooms feature beautiful large baths and separate toilets.

The exterior of the house has been freshly painted with new cladding, ensuring years of maintenance free living. Underneath the house has plenty of storage and features sensor lighting for convenience. Outdoors offers a substantial yard with plenty of room for trampolines, kids play sets and the family pets. Parking is abundant, with a double lock up garage and room for 3 cars in the driveway.

This convenient location is all walking distance to local shops where you can walk up and grab a coffee or a beautiful fresh pizza. This is one of the most exclusive locations in Banora Point.
• Ocean Views from front deck and kitchen
• Spacious Master Bedroom with extra large walk in robe
• Air conditioning throughout
• Large usable full fenced backyard
• Off street parking for 5 vehicles
• Solar power, water tank
• East Banora Location
• Newly renovated inside and out

To arrange an inspection or for more information please contact Peita Arnold of Base Property Group on 0413 318 954.

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