40 East Bank Road Coramba, NSW 2450

Located just 15 minutes from Coffs Harbour CBD, nestled in the charming village of Coramba, you'll find 40 East Bank Road - a peaceful 4-bedroom cottage that perfectly blends country charm with modern convenience.

Start your day with a coffee on the front veranda, taking in picturesque views of lush pastures and the surrounding hinterland.

Inside, the home features polished hardwood floors throughout the main living areas, brand-new carpets in the bedrooms, and a cosy wood fire for those cooler nights. The open-plan layout is fresh and functional, with a modern galley kitchen that flows seamlessly to an undercover, north-east facing alfresco area - ideal for entertaining guests or enjoying relaxed family BBQs.

The family bathroom has been tastefully renovated, showcasing modern floor-to-ceiling tiles, a full-sized bathtub, and a separate toilet for added convenience.

Out back, the fully fenced, tiered yard offers an abundance of space for kids, pets, gardening, or future additions like a pool or shed (STCA).

Downstairs, you'll find an undercover carport, great storage options, and potential to enclose the area and create even more usable space.

Renowned for its warm, family-oriented community and natural beauty, Coramba is one of the region's most desirable rural townships. Enjoy access to the pristine Orara River, swimming holes, national parks, and state forests - perfect for fishing, bushwalking, horse riding, and mountain biking. All of this, with the added convenience of a local café, pub, primary school, and even a petrol station where service still means something.

Don't wait - this charming lifestyle property won't last long. Contact Michelle Olsen on 0457 469 269 for more information or to arrange your private inspection.

Rates: Approx $1,884.00 Per Year
Land Size: 683m2
Septic Sytem
Town Water

Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been sourced from what we believe to be reliable sources, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.