51 Wahroonga Street, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

This beautifully presented two bedroom brick home is the ideal opportunity for first home buyers or investors looking to secure a property in the sought-after Pommy Hill precinct. Nestled in a quiet, established street just minutes from the heart of Raymond Terrace, this home offers modern comforts with timeless charm.

Step inside to be welcomed by gleaming polished wooden floorboards that flow seamlessly through the lounge, dining, kitchen and hallway. The modern kitchen boasts ample cupboard space, a dishwasher, and opens effortlessly to the spacious rear alfresco patio – perfect for year-round entertaining with blinds and ceiling fans for added comfort.

Both bedrooms are generously sized, complete with built-in robes, ceiling fans, and brand new carpet for a fresh, cozy feel. The stylish bathroom features a large elegant bathtub, freestanding shower, and sleek modern finishes.

Enjoy all-season comfort with a slow combustion fireplace, reverse cycle air conditioning, and ceiling fans throughout the main living areas.

✅ Property Features:

- Two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, ceiling fans & new carpet

- Open-plan kitchen/dining with island bench, dishwasher & polished floorboards

- Comfortable lounge with fireplace, A/C & polished timber floors

- Contemporary bathroom with bath & separate shower

- Huge rear alfresco patio deck with blinds & ceiling fans

- Internal or potential external laundrie for added convenience

- Single carport with remote roller door + extra driveway parking

- Fully fenced yard featuring 2 x garden sheds and a little concrete slab – perfect potential for a firepit entertaining space

- Walk to schools, public transport & local amenities

Whether you're stepping into the market or downsizing with style, 51 Wahroonga Street offers warmth, functionality, and unbeatable value.

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