21 Melaleuca Crescent, Tascott.

Nestled on 967sqm of land in peaceful Melaleuca Crescent, with National Park on two sides and reserve directly opposite, you'll find relaxation greets you each and every time you arrive home. Within minutes you'll feel the worries of the work day melt away, as you enjoy the lush natural surroundings from the privacy of your merbau entertaining deck, or kick off the work shoes and slip into hiking boots to access kilometres of scenic trails from your back door. Far from simply an inviting atmosphere, the home offers a truly flexible floorplan with separate self contained downstairs ideal for home business, guests, additional income, or multi generational living. Modern finishes throughout provide a touch of luxury without losing the relaxed coastal vibe that makes Tascott so popular. With stunning natural timber flooring upstairs, bamboo kitchen bench atop modern crisp white cabinetry, a neutral earthy colour scheme throughout, and greenery through every window, this inviting family home does an incredible job of blending the natural world with modern sensibility. The location is ideal for both convenience and leisure. A short 3-minute drive takes you to Point Clare ALDI and the highly regarded Point Clare Public School. Commuters will appreciate the easy 13-minute walk to the train station and the 12-minute drive to the M1 Motorway, with quick access to Sydney via the Northconnex tunnel. Enjoy weekends with Fagan's Bay's cycleway just a 4-minute drive away and the Central Coast's best beaches within a 14-15 minute drive. For shopping and dining, West Gosford Shopping Village is a mere 5-minute drive. Whether you're seeking a serene family haven, a space for extended family, or a base for a home business, 21 Melaleuca Crescent is a truly special offering where the bush meets the beach and city access is a breeze. Don't miss your chance to secure your own slice of this idyllic Tascott paradise! "We have obtained all information from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot confirm its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations."