2/39 Tyrrel Street

Positioned opposite a public reserve this three-bedroom brick home offers something that's genuinely hard to find at this price point and a lifestyle address that puts Shellharbour Marina and Shellharbour Square within a five-minute drive. Whether you're a young family looking for room to grow, a couple wanting easy weekends, or an investor chasing a well-located property, this one covers a lot of ground.

The living and dining area is the heart of the home, and the timber floors are the first thing you notice, warm, rich and running the full length of the open plan space. The lounge looks out over the reserve, which means you get greenery and quiet rather than a neighbour's façade. A spacious dining with sliding doors leading out to the alfresco.

The kitchen is practical and well set up, with white cabinetry, dark stone-look laminate benchtops, a walk-in pantry, Chef electric cooktop and oven, Omega dishwasher and a window above the sink that lets in plenty of natural light. The master bedroom is on the ground floor, a generous size with a walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite, which makes it ideal for anyone who wants to keep their space separate from the rest of the household. Upstairs, bedrooms two and three are both a comfortable size with built-in robes, ceiling fans and those same lovely treetop views over the reserve. The main bathroom on the upper level means no navigating stairs to use the restroom. Outside, the alfresco sits directly off the dining area and is covered, making it genuinely usable year-round. The double garage with internal access rounds things out practically, and solar panels on the roof are a welcome bonus on the energy bill.

• Positioned directly adjacent to a public reserve, treetop outlook from the living room and bedrooms
• Self managed Strata - only two units
• Stunning timber floating floors through the open plan living and dining area
• Master bedroom on the ground floor with walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite
• Two upper-level bedrooms, both with built-in robes, ceiling fans and reserve views
• Covered alfresco area accessed directly from the dining room via glass sliding doors
• Double lock-up garage with internal access
• Solar energy system
• Built in circa 2002

Flinders is one of those suburbs that quietly delivers. You're close enough to Shellharbour Village, the marina foreshore and the retail and dining at Shellharbour Square to make weekends enjoyable, without feeling like you're on top of everything.

Solid bones, a location next to open space and a layout that genuinely works day-to-day. Come and have a look for yourself, we'd love to show you around.