9 Alma Street, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

Smartly renovated and ready to move straight in, this three bedroom home nails comfort and convenience with no updates needed. Cross bar ceilings, crisp décor, plantation shutters, and air-conditioning give it a fresh, polished feel. Separate lounge and dining areas are anchored by a Caesarstone island kitchen, while all three bedrooms feature built-in robes. A stylish main bathroom and a second toilet add practicality.

Out back, the covered patio is the perfect spot for alfresco dining and relaxation. It’s north-facing for winter sun and fitted with Ziptrak blinds to keep things cool in summer. A wide driveway and freestanding double garage round things off with plenty of parking and storage space.

In a family-friendly pocket just 550m from Irrawang Public School and 1.5km from Irrawang High, the daily school run’s a breeze. Walk to Ampol for fuel, hit Anytime Fitness for a workout, or head 2km to Lakeside Shopping Centre and Lakeside Tavern. MarketPlace is just five minutes away for everything else including shops, dining, and all your everyday needs.

- Fully renovated single level home on 659.2sqm block with prized north facing rear aspect
- Separate lounge and dining rooms plus rumpus/office
- Caesarstone island kitchen, electric cooktop, wall oven, microwave, dishwasher
- Ceiling fans throughout and split system a/c keep things comfortable
- All three bedrooms fitted with built-in robes
- Fully tiled bathroom with frameless glass shower and in-wall w/c plus second w/c
- Alfresco entertaining patio with Ziptrak blinds
- 18 rooftop solar panels, freestanding 6.37m x 5.09m garage
- Irrawang Public – 550m, Irrawang High – 1.5km, St Brigid’s Primary – 2km, Catherine McAuley Catholic College, Medowie – 12km
- MarketPlace – 2km, King Park Sports Complex – 1.5km

For further information please contact Sarah Maybury on 0472 808 702. 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