26 Lake Street, Wyee Point, NSW 2259

Welcome to this beautiful four-bedroom, two storey home located in the heart of the highly sort after suburb of Wyee Point. 

This large family home boasts 4 large bedrooms all with built in wardrobes, the master bedroom complete with Ensuite and walk in wardrobe. This home has been designed with upstairs kitchen and living spaces to take full advantage of the stunning Lake Macquarie. 

This home is perfect for the growing family looking for lots of space, situated on a corner block with dual access and a huge double lock up garage. Beautifully landscaped gardens and a very generous undercover outdoor entertainment area perfect for the family BBQs and room for kids to play. 

This home will not last long so please don't miss this one. A must see.


Home Features
•	Four large bedrooms all with built in wardrobes
•	Parents retreat size master bedroom, complete with Ensuite and walk in wardrobe and air conditioning 
•	Modern Ensuite and main bathroom both complete with bathtubs
•	Upstairs modern kitchen with open plan living and dining
•	Upstairs balcony with stunning views of Lake Macquarie 
•	Corner block with dual access, including concreted area perfect for a boat or caravan
•	Enormous hanger style double lock up garage
•	Large back yard complete with undercover entertainment area
•       Reverse cycle air conditioning 

Suburb Features 

•	Wyee Point located on the shores of the stunning Lake Macquarie 
•	Close to public transport and schools
•	Short drive to some of the Central Coasts most tranquil beaches
•	5-minutes' drive to Lake Munmorah Shopping Centre 
•	Only a 10-minute drive to the M1 Freeway 

For more information of if you would like to book an inspection please contact  Alistair Slade on 0484 522 285 or email [email protected]

Land Size - 607 sqm approx. 
Council Rates - $1,917.59 p/a approx.
Water Rates -  $818.69 p/a approx.

*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*