6A Verne Prescott Retreat, Port Macquarie NSW 2444

A brand new, residence of style with sophistication and simplicity, 6A Verne Prescott Retreat provides an idyllic lifestyle to a broad range of buyers, downsizers, investors and first home owners with its attractive facade and carefully curated floor plan for a lifestyle of enhanced living and entertaining.
Upon entry you are greeted by an attractive hallway finished with crisp white walls, contrasting low maintenance light oak flooring and LED lighting. From here you are greeted by a modern coastal kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops, contrasting cabinetry, subway tile splash back and quality stainless steel appliances by Omega, which include the dishwasher and four burner gas cooktop. There is also an impressive fridge space and a walk-in pantry to enjoy.
Thoughtfully composed for entertaining, the impeccable air-conditioned living space spills with ease onto the gorgeous undercover alfresco that takes the elevated treelined outlook and low maintenance grassy rear yard, perfect for your fur companion or a spot of gardening.
Four light-filled bedrooms are a highlight and all benefit from built-in wardrobes, ceiling fans and quality carpeted flooring. The master bedroom, which is privately zoned to the rear takes in the elevated outlook through the large windows and enjoys a sleek ensuite with quality fixtures.
Located conveniently to daily amenities you will thoroughly enjoy living here. 130m to Red Ochre Park, 2.3kms St Columba Anglican School, 2.8kms to Lake Innes Shopping Village and Charles Sturt University, 3.2kms to Bunnings Warehouse and 3.5kms to Port Macquarie Base Hospital.
+ Perfectly suited to downsizers and first-home buyers
+ Four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and fans
+ Elevated treelined outlook from undercover alfresco
+ Caesarstone kitchen with quality Omega appliances
+ Brand new, clean and move-in ready!

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