4 bedroom home on 1767m2 land

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Nelly Bay, yet close to the beach, is this characterful home with a seasonal creek creating a beautiful tropical hideaway.

A private tree-lined driveway brings you to the double carport and the land opens up before you - there is plenty of room for a pool and a good veggie patch with the pretty seasonal creek forming the rear boundary and some storage space for gardening gear, kayaks, bikes etc under the house.

A covered patio is enclosed at one end and is a great area to watch the visiting wildlife in the garden, or create a pleasant lounge or dining area. At the other end of the patio is an external bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet - perfect to clean off after a day at the beach. The main living area has lots of character with high ceilings and lime-washed hardwood floors. The front door accesses off the patio on one side and on the other side of the lounge, classic french doors open onto a screened back deck area where you can enjoy the sounds of the gentle seasonal creek flowing by occasionally in wet season.

The living space, deck and patio offer lots of options for both indoor and outdoor dining and lounge configurations. 

The main bedroom is spacious with large built-in-wardrobes and casement windows. The second bedroom opens onto the back deck and has a built-in wardrobe, and the fourth bedroom is accessed off the back deck, with a built-in-wardrobe and study nook.  Split system air-conditioning has been installed in all 4 bedrooms and the living area fairly recently. 

The bathroom is located at the end of the hallway with a shower over the bath and vanity, and a separate toilet adjacent.

This home is well worth an inspection if you are looking for something that has plenty of room and some beautiful features that are hard to find elsewhere in island homes.

Just a short walk to Nelly Bay beach as well as shops, cafes and restaurants. 

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