44 Parkes Drive, Korora, NSW 2450 - More Details
Price Guide $1,395,000
Positioned to capture the ocean views and coastal breeze, this three-bedroom home has been modernised throughout and is presented to a high standard.
As you walk up the stairs, the high-quality travertine tiles immediately set the tone for what's inside. From the living area, beautiful sliding doors open onto the balcony, bringing in plenty of natural light and allowing the sea breeze to flow through the home.
The open-plan living area features high ceilings and beautiful herringbone hardwood flooring, creating a warm and modern feel throughout. The ocean views are a real highlight and can be enjoyed from the living area, kitchen and main bedroom.
The modern kitchen is well equipped with stone benchtops, a large island bench, six-burner gas cooktop, stainless-steel appliances and a full-size pantry. It's a practical space with plenty of storage, while still making the most of those ocean views.
All three bedrooms are generously sized, with built-in wardrobes and plantation shutters. The main bedroom features large ocean-facing windows, allowing plenty of natural light in and making the most of the coastal outlook.
The main bathroom includes a separate bath and shower, while a second bathroom downstairs near the double lock-up garage provides added convenience.
Outside, there's a front balcony, patio and rear deck, giving you plenty of options for entertaining or simply enjoying the views and sea breeze.
The backyard is a decent size, with plenty of room for children and pets to play. A beautiful mature poinciana tree adds plenty of character to the yard, and there's also a small mini-golf setup, which is a great addition for the kids.
Hills Beach and Korora Bay are both close by, giving you easy access to the water, while the double lock-up garage provides secure parking and additional storage.
The renovations are done, the views are there, and the property is ready for its next owner
A Few Things the Owners Love About the Property
- The high north-easterly aspect takes full advantage of the morning sun, warming the house quickly in winter, while the north-easterly breezes keep it cool in summer.
- The whale watching from May to September is incredible, and the afternoon sun makes it easy to see the definition of Split Solitary Island, along with the lighthouse and houses on South Solitary Island.
- After the renovation, the owners loved being able to play with the kids on the back lawn while still seeing the ocean through the new glass doors, which they found incredibly relaxing.
Built: 1985 approx.
Land Size: 742.3 sqm approx.
Zoning: R2
Council Rates: $4,240 pa approx.
Rental Forecast: $780 - $800 pw approx.
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- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Parkings
- 1
- Area
- 742 m²
- House Size
- 144 m²
