32 Pitt Street, Teralba, NSW 2284

Life here is lived with the doors open. Elevated above the surrounding bushland, the changing light, leafy outlooks and glimpses of the lake become part of every day. The balcony is made for slow mornings, the deck keeps family and friends lingering well after lunch, and the backyard has all the space kids, pets and weekend plans could ask for. Surrounded by established gardens and regular visits from native birdlife, it feels peaceful, private and wonderfully connected to nature.

What You'll Love

-- Elevated bushland outlook with lake glimpses and unforgettable sunsets

-- Living spaces designed to capture the views at every opportunity

-- Expansive backyard with room for kids, pets or a future granny flat (STCA)

-- Established gardens with mango, macadamia and native sandpaper fig trees

-- Seedless grape and passionfruit vines

-- Heated spa for year-round evenings outdoors

-- Large workshop or gym with covered alfresco and fire pit

-- Five-bedroom layout with multiple living zones

-- Dedicated home office for work-from-home flexibility

-- Custom window furnishings that adapt from open outlooks to complete blackout

-- 5,000L rainwater tank

-- Privacy planting with established ornamental bamboo

-- Drip irrigation servicing the bamboo, macadamia and vine beds

-- Security alarm, sensor lighting and insulated double garage

-- Storage in all the right places

Our Local Favourites

-- Morning hikes along the Great North Walk

-- Coffee and breakfast at Maddz on York

-- Pick up dinner from Teralba Butchery

-- Flying Spanners Gallery for local art and exhibitions

-- Walks, picnics and sunsets around Speers Point Park

-- A meal and a drink at the Great Northern Hotel, Teralba

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $900

-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $607

-- Approx. water rates per third: $283 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Katrina Mortensen on 4967 6770.

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