14 Waratah Street

This comfortable 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence sits in one of Scott's Head's most elevated and sought after headland positions, enjoying views of the ocean and up the coastline northward towards Nambucca Heads. Watch the migrating whales from the back verandah or the morning sunshine glisten over the water. A short walk down the road provides access to a choice of three beaches, Forsters Beach (the main surf beach), Little Beach and Wakki Beach. The local café, supermarket, medical centre, tennis courts and more are just a short 5 min stroll. The home's unique layout provides flexible living options and the 8.5m height limit provides potential for a second storey addition or perhaps future redevelopment opportunities, with council approval. FEATURES: - North facing home captures ocean views and sea breezes - Two living areas with Cypress timber and vinyl plank flooring - Large, partially covered rear deck - Two renovated bathrooms - 3 carpeted bedrooms - Modern kitchen - Air conditioning throughout - Carport at the front plus side, gated, access to the near level rear yard - Landscaped surrounds - 150m* to the sands of Wakki Beach - R1 - General Residential zoning & 8.5m height limit - Potential for second floor addition or redevelopment options to maximise the position and views, with council approval. Scotts Head is a hidden coastal treasure valued by families for its' stunning beaches and laidback lifestyle, and by surfers for its' idyllic wave breaks. Located a short 15-minute drive* from the thriving township of Macksville. Coffs Harbour is located around a 45-minute drive* on the new motorway to the north and offers schools, university and airport. * Denotes Approximately For further information regarding this property or to arrange an inspection please contact NAMBUCCA VALLEY PROPERTY (02) 6568 3096 All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. Whilst every care has been taken in obtaining the information no warranty is given as to the accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own investigations and research.