18 Norwood Street

Privately nestled behind an electric gated entrance in one of Exeter's most peaceful pockets, this charming cottage delivers warmth, character and a wonderfully relaxed Southern Highlands lifestyle. Surrounded by beautifully established gardens and mature trees, the property offers a rare sense of quiet seclusion while remaining moments from the village centre. The practical floorplan provides excellent flexibility with multiple living spaces, four well-positioned bedrooms and seamless connection to the surrounding grounds. Whether seeking a peaceful full-time residence, Highland's weekender or spacious downsizer with room for hobbies and storage, this property offers broad appeal in an idyllic setting. - Bathed in natural light, the welcoming front verandah captures the morning sun and overlooks the beautiful gardens. - Inside, timeless cottage charm is complemented by generous proportions, 8-foot ceilings and inviting interiors designed for comfortable everyday living. - Peaceful and private setting in a sought-after Exeter location - Beautifully maintained grounds with mature plantings and garden surrounds - Ducted heating for year-round comfort - Multiple living and dining areas with flexible functionality - Large shed/garage ideal for storage, workshop or additional vehicle accommodation Offering the perfect balance of privacy, charm and convenience, this delightful property enjoys easy access to Exeter village, local cafés, transport and the many lifestyle attractions of the Southern Highlands, all within comfortable reach of Sydney and Canberra. For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Megan Martin on 0477 551 277. Disclaimer: While we make every effort to ensure that the information we provide is correct and up to date, we do not warrant its accuracy or reliability. Interested parties should exercise their own independent skill and judgement before they rely on it. In any important matter, you should seek professional advice relevant to your own circumstances. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.