26 Sydney Avenue, Callala Bay NSW 2540

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: A sunlit corner block retreat that's just a short stroll to Callala Bay and the very popular Wowly's Creek, a tranquil tidal waterway beloved for its calm swimming spots, gentle kayaking, birdlife and peaceful picnic and walking areas that capture the best of coastal living. Set on a very low maintenance allotment with both front and side access, this home offers the freedom to park a boat, caravan, or even add a garage/workshop, giving you room for hobbies and family adventures.  The wide wraparound veranda and outdoor pergola create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, perfect for lazy weekends, alfresco dinners, and watching the seasons change with friends and family. Inside, a warm fireplace and ceiling fans create year-round comfort while the split-system air conditioner ensures cool summer nights. The layout features a separate lounge and living area, providing everyone with space to relax, work, or play. Thoughtful storage abounds with generous room cupboards and linen closets, making everyday living effortlessly organised. Practical features and great storage mean more time enjoying life and less time worrying about clutter. Positioned just moments from the famous Wowly's Creek, this property delivers a lifestyle of easy coastal access & morning strolls. Ideal for families seeking space to grow or investors wanting a high-appeal holiday rental. With solid bones and plenty of potential, this home is a rare opportunity to secure a relaxed, low-maintenance slice of Callala Bay living. An easy walk to shops, cafés, medical centres and more. Make 26 Sydney Ave your next haven, a comfortable, versatile home where memories are made and the best of the coast is literally on your doorstep.  Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources, which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.