1 Lakin Street, Bateau Bay, NSW 2261

Presenting a golden opportunity to secure an architecturally designed home in the coveted enclave of East Bateau Bay. Featuring four generously-sized bedrooms, including the master complete with an expansive walk-in robe and ensuite. The retreat upstairs offers its own ensuite, walk-in robe, and study area, ensuring enough space to accommodate family and friends.

Offering a supreme standard of coastal tranquility and modern living in one one of the Central Coast's most exclusive locations, and situated mere moments from the crystal-clear waters of Bateau Bay Beach and neighbouring Shelly Beach. Life doesn't get better than this.

The chef's kitchen is a culinary marvel, equipped with premium appliances, including a grand freestanding oven, gas cooktop, dual dishwashers, and a concealed walk-in pantry. Anchoring the kitchen is a substantial island bench with a breakfast bar, overlooking the spacious, open-plan living and dining areas-crafted with entertaining in mind, where memorable gatherings are destined to unfold with family and friends.

The heart of this home is highlighted by soaring 4-meter ceilings creating a bright and airy atmosphere that captures the sea breeze and bathes each room in natural light.

Property Features:

- Architectural masterpiece in exclusive location
- Luxurious open plan living with seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
- Modern kitchen with high-end appliances and elegant stone benches.
- Private outdoor entertainment areas with spa and fire-pit.
- Low-maintenance, private tropical gardens with an outdoor shower.
- Solid Tasmanian Oak timber flooring

Prime Location:

- Short walks to local beaches, Shelly Beach Golf Club, and Wyrrabalong National Park.
- Proximity to Bateau Bay Square, offering over 90 retail outlets.
- Easy access to scenic coastal walks, sports facilities, and vibrant cafes.

E & OE. Please note that all information herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.