62 Granite Street

Port Macquarie NSW 2444

Boasting a modern renovation, the home retains its original character with period features such as high ceilings, decorative cornicing, and stunning hardwood polished floors tracking throughout.

The fresh white colour palette, French doors, and plantation shutters married with concrete pendants and touches of matte black deliver a laid back beachy vibe.

The layout comprises of a welcoming entry, large light-filled lounge room, dining space, and a centrally positioned kitchen with premium Miele appliances. A floor to ceiling tiled bathroom is adjacent to a work from home space opening onto outdoors. An oversized laundry includes storage and an additional bathroom.

At the front of the home, you'll find a king size master suite with full-length built-in robes, and at the rear are two well-appointed bedrooms.

Big windows draw in streams of natural light and capture the breeze. Energy saving inclusions comprise of two year old 7.8kw solar panels, ceiling insulation and led lighting.

Head downstairs and discover an expansive under house storage-workshop area and massive multi-purpose room, the ideal man cave, teenagers retreat, or gym.

While the garage has been converted to a dream man cave, there is off-street parking in the driveway to accommodate 2 vehicles.

Just wait until you see the state of the art timber deck entertaining area, complete with a luxurious 7-person spa, the ultimate built in BBQ, and a designated hut for pooch.

Outdoors offers a sun-drenched front verandah and low maintenance backyard with a fire pit area, lush level lawn, garden shed, stone pavers, and modern outdoor shower. The garden is too beautiful for words. Hang 10, there's even a hidden little spot for the wet suits!

Great neighbours and within 2kms to the surf, cafes, shopping, private hospital, and schools, don't let anyone beach you to it!

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