106 Queen Street

Clarence Town NSW 2321

The master bedroom is spacious in size, has a walk-in robe, reverse cycle air-conditioning & ensuite, while all remaining bedrooms have built in robes & carpet. The main bathroom is central to the bedrooms and consists of a separate bath, vanity, toilet & shower. The home has reverse cycle air-conditioning in the living area and slow combustion wood fire in the lounge room.

Externally the home has a great outdoor entertaining space, double lock up garage with internal access & side access for those wanting to park caravans, boats or trainers. The home has an additional 8.7m x 6.9m colorbond shed that is insulated, has power, double doors with one electric, built in bar & slow combustion woodfire - the kind of shed/man cave any man of the house would love.

There is also an additional shipping container for storage, wood storage and 2.5m x 4.8m carport off the side of the shed with a small water tank. The back yard is a great size and perfect for some chickens or for your children to enjoy. Perhaps even put a pool in for the kids! (STCA) The property has town water and sewer.

Just 350m from the public boat ramp and gorgeous riverside parkland for those who like to fish, boat or kayak, the property delivers scenic country living, ideal for those who love getting out on the water. It's a short walk to the nearby primary school, local shops, cafes and services. For Bus routes, the property has options for Dungog , Maitland & Raymond Terrace Schooling.

Estimated Rental Return is $650 - $680, Council Rates Are $456.

The property is located 22 Minutes to Raymond Terraces Major Shopping Centres, 33 Minutes to Williamtown RAAF Base & Airport, 31 minutes to Maitland Hospital & Greenhills Shopping Centre, 50 minutes to Newcastle & 2 hrs & 19 minutes to Sydney.

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