29 Dalley Street, East Lismore, NSW 2480

Welcome to 'Karinya' a stunning executive home with a prized elevated aspect set on a sprawling 1,486 sqm level block.  This beautiful property combines the charm of natural timber with sleek modern finishes creating an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere.  Thoughtfully designed with expansive living spaces, high ceilings and the kind of flexibility every family is looking for, this home is bathed in natural light seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.
The sunlit kitchen offers effortless entertaining with premium appliances and walk-in pantry. Stone bench tops complement the bespoke tallowwood central island. The kitchen flows uninterrupted to the dining room with open fireplace and onto the home office and living areas.
The living room with rendered brick fireplace and a spectacular chandelier adjoins the conservatory with enough room for the baby grand piano. 
With three spacious bedrooms, the master with ensuite, and a spacious family bathroom with separate foyer and toilet room every corner of this home is crafted for comfort and style. French doors open out to a wrap-around covered verandah.  Bedroom three has an enclosed sunroom attached.
A spacious laundry with modern appliances, double lock-up garage, colorbond shed, 18 solar panels and grounds that have been extensively landscaped with lawns, exotic and native plantings including 100 year old Canary Island date palms and a spreading poinciana tree shading the rear outdoor entertaining area complement the residence.

Zoned R1 Residential, this prime parcel of land offers a range of uses e.g. specialist rooms (STCA).

Beautiful homes like 'Karinya' rarely enter the market especially with dual development possibilities.


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