57 Phillip Street, Chinderah NSW 2487

You can't help but fall in love with what the owners have created. Effortless style and bespoke finishes are the hallmarks of this stunning home!

Located at the end of a quiet, leafy green street, a short stroll from the Tweed River and Kingscliff's beach. Whether it's a day on the boat or sand, the choice is yours!

Aptly named The White House, the home has been completely renovated and sits on a generous 809m2 block providing plenty of future potential for a pool, granny flat or extension (STCA).

Spotted gum flooring throughout upstairs contrasts against the custom kitchen with handmade Zellige tiles and a white micro-cement island bench. Full of light and airflow with front and rear decks overlooking the green surrounds.

Downstairs is a cosy hangout with an open living room that captures the wide open backyard.

Every room is unique and complimented by the next! From white rendered internal walls, arguably the most beautiful laundry room you've ever seen and handmade pieces throughout!

You'll love the timber barn style garage off the side and large driveway for your car, boat or caravan.

Chinderah is now firmly on the hot property market list with it's proximity to the stunning Tweed River, Kingscliff Beach and popular eateries such as Cubby Bakehouse! Yum.

This home is a must inspect and the interest will be high with the last home on the street selling in less than two weeks. Please get in touch with Brent Savage or Ethan Price for more information today or see open times.


The details

- 809m2 block
- Renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home
- Separate laundry with direct backyard access
- Hidden cupboard office
- Upstairs airconditioning
- Gas cooking and hot water

Location
- 700m to the Tweed River
- 1.1km to Kingscliff Beach
- 4.2KM (6min drive) to the new Tweed Valley Hospital
- 11.8KM (13Min drive) to Gold Coast Airport OOL

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