There’s something instantly welcoming about this beautiful Bilambil Heights home. Bright, breezy and filled with natural light, it captures gorgeous ocean and hinterland views while offering the space, character and flexibility families are looking for.

Beautiful arches throughout the home add warmth and personality, complemented by easy-care hybrid floorboards that create a relaxed, contemporary feel. At the heart of the home, the main living area is light and inviting, with air conditioning for year-round comfort and an effortless connection to the outdoors.

A generous wraparound deck provides the perfect place to slow down and enjoy the outlook, morning coffee as the day begins, afternoon drinks in the breeze or simply taking in those beautiful coastal and hinterland views.

The home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a dedicated soundproof music room, a fantastic bonus for musicians, creatives or anyone wanting a quiet, private space to work or unwind.

The ground floor also has dual living potential with a kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom and living room (currently used as a music room).

With its beautiful outlook, light-filled interiors, wraparound deck and wonderfully usable yard, this is a home that feels relaxed from the moment you arrive, with space for the whole family to make it their own.

Location
- 15 minutes to Gold Coast International Airport
- 13 minutes to world-class beaches including Kirra, Snapper & D-Bah
- 20 minutes to Tweed Valley Hospital
- 15 minutes to Tweed City Shopping Centre
- 15 minutes to Coolangatta’s restaurants, clubs & bars

Enjoy an easy, flat 3km (approx.) walk or bike ride around the lake, known as the Oyster Track to Seagulls Club, Revolutions Gym, West Brew Coffee, a fresh bakery, local butchers and the Spar shopping precinct.

For more information, please contact Peita Arnold on 0413 318 954.

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