6/24 East Crescent, Culburra Beach NSW 2540

Welcome to the heart of Culburra Beach where serenity meets modern living. We are thrilled to introduce a meticulously designed townhouse nestled against the picturesque backdrop of Wollumboola Lake’s bushland. With Warrain Beach just moments away, the allure of sun, sand and surf is irresistibly close.

Key features:

Spacious living and great storage: Offering two well-appointed bedrooms complete with built-in wardrobes, ensuring ample storage and comfortable living. Understairs storage plus a great linen closet.

Sleek design: Experience luxury with travertine tiles in the bathroom and laundry, paired with ultra-modern matte black fixtures that give a touch of elegance.

Modern kitchen: A culinary enthusiast's dream come true with top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances and a dishwasher. Prep and cook in style!

Car accommodation: The townhouse is equipped with its own dedicated car space, ensuring safety and convenience. The complex also has a visitor car space.

Private courtyard: Whether it's an intimate summer BBQ or a quiet evening under the stars, the private, low-maintenance courtyards serve as the perfect outdoor escape.

This home would also be perfect for the smart investor, as it presents a golden opportunity, offering a great return in a sought-after locale. Alternatively, if you're seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle, this could be your ideal low-maintenance weekender. Dive into the coastal lifestyle you've always dreamed of!

Come explore 6/24 East Crescent and discover a fusion of natural beauty and contemporary luxury. 

Contact Joelene Paterson to secure your slice of coastal paradise!
Strata fees: $450 per qtr
Perm rental opportunity: $470 - $500 per week
Holiday rental opportunity: $40,000 - 50,000 per annum

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.