3 Bryce Crescent, Lawrence, NSW 2460

Situated in a newly developed area of Lawrence, this stylish home presents an ideal opportunity for families, investors, or anyone seeking a spacious retreat in a peaceful location. Set on a 639m² block, it offers a manageable outdoor space perfect for enjoying the tranquil surroundings.

The Low-set brick home features four bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with a private ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The three additional bedrooms all include built-in robes. A modern kitchen with quality appliances makes meal preparation effortless, while the open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly into a separate sunroom-an ideal spot to relax or enjoy your morning coffee.

A well-appointed main bathroom with both shower and bathtub, a separate toilet for added convenience, and ducted air-conditioning throughout ensure comfort and functionality.

Step outside to a covered entertaining area overlooking the fully fenced, well-maintained backyard-perfect for relaxed outdoor living. The property also includes a garden shed, water tank, clothesline, and established footpaths.

Key features:
- 6.6-kilowatt solar system with 24 solar panels for energy efficiency
- Secure double garage with internal access
- Town water, sewerage, and sealed roads
- Peaceful, family-friendly setting close to local amenities
- Just 25 minutes to Maclean and Grafton, and 40 minutes to Yamba's beaches

Enjoy the convenience of being near the local golf course, General Store, Tavern, and a nearby boat ramp offering easy access to the Clarence River.

This home offers an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a peaceful, easy-to-manage lifestyle in a great location.

For further details contact Bernadette Rice on 0408 691 199


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