6 Kelly Crescent, Townsend, NSW 2463

Welcome to this beautiful family home in Townsend, NSW, where spacious living and outdoor entertaining come together in perfect harmony. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the bright and airy lounge area, complete with carpeted flooring, setting the tone for a warm and inviting home.
The master bedroom is a serene retreat, boasting an ensuite bathroom and generous walk-in wardrobe, providing ample storage and a peaceful escape. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the kitchen, where culinary delights can be whipped up with ease, thanks to an abundance of bench space, storage, and a convenient breakfast bar.
Three generously sized bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, provide ample space for growing families or guests, while the family bathroom features a shower, vanity, and tub, with a separate toilet room for added convenience. Practicality is also key, with a laundry room offering direct external access and additional built-in storage.
A standout feature of this property is the impressive, detached timber bungalow, perfect for use as overflow accommodation, a granny flat, or even a home office. With an open living/bedding space, covered front verandah, and an additional room awaiting bathroom provisions, the possibilities are endless.
The fully fenced yard, with side access, allows for the secure parking of boats or caravans whilst still allowing plenty of space for a pool or shed. 
Located just minutes from the charming town centre of Maclean and a short drive from the stunning beaches of Yamba and Broom's Head, this beautiful home offers the ultimate lifestyle balance. Don't miss your chance to inspect this incredible property. 

Contact Bernadette Rice on 0408 691 199.

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