24 Casuarina Rd, East Ballina NSW 2478
Attention all golfers, young families and double story down-sizers looking to buy in the quiet and highly desirable suburb of East Ballina. This single level family home has recently had a major makeover and is ready for the next family to move straight in.
Freshly painted inside and out with new carpet in the bedrooms and modern, easy care flooring in the living areas, the atmosphere is fresh, bright, light filled and welcoming. There is still scope to add your own flare in the kitchen and bathrooms but a great deal of the hard work has been done for you already. A unique feature of this property is its double brick wall construction, keeping the home cool in summer and warm in winter, which is uncommon in today’s new homes.
Located close to schools, shops, beaches, lakes and the Ballina Golf course, this home also backs onto a reserve-ideal for the kids to play sport or dad to practice his swing with his nine iron.
Properties like this in such an ideal location get snapped up quickly, so don’t hesitate to inspect! Call Vaino on 0487 026 765 to arrange an inspection.
Features include:
Solid double brick 4 bed family home on 752m2 in a quiet street
Main bedroom has large walk in robe plus ensuite
3 other bedrooms with mirrored built in robes
Covered alfresco entertaining area accessed via dining and lounge areas
New vinyl flooring with wood grain texture finish installed in the living area and hallway
Large windows in living area creates light filled space
2 separate living areas
Open plan kitchen with gas cooking and heating
Huge laundry with room for workshop
North east facing fully fenced backyard with room for a pool (STCA)
Side access for boat or caravan
DLUG with internal access
All wiring and electricals have been replaced
Easy walk to shops and schools, moments’ drive to Ballina shops and beaches
FEATURES
Built-In Wardrobes Close to Transport Close to Shops Pets Allowed Close to Schools Ensuite
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