8 Bangalay Way, Broulee, NSW 2537

There are homes that simply meet the brief, and then there are homes where the thought behind the design is immediately apparent. 8 Bangalay Way is one of those homes. Offering far more than can be captured in words or photos, it's a home you need to experience in person to truly appreciate the sense of calm, space and effortless family living it creates.

Set across an impressive 759m² allotment in Broulee, this brand new contemporary four-bedroom residence brings together generous proportions, considered design and the relaxed functionality that makes coastal living so appealing.

Designed for the way families genuinely want to live, the home offers space to come together, room to retreat and an effortless balance between indoor and outdoor living.

With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a double garage and a generous block, this is an opportunity to secure something new, considered and complete in Broulee without the uncertainty and delays of building from the ground up.
Close to Broulee's beaches, village amenities and relaxed coastal lifestyle, 8 Bangalay Way is a home designed to be lived in and enjoyed from day one.

Property Highlights
•	Contemporary four-bedroom residence, A/C in Main Bedroom
•	Two bathrooms
•	Double garage, with side access for additional Caravan/ Boat Parking
•	15amp power point set up for caravan charging and or pool connection in the future
•	Generous 759m² allotment
•	Built by Conjola Constructions
•	Thoughtfully designed for modern family living, A/C in main living room
•	Excellent indoor and outdoor connection
•	Positioned within one of Broulee's newer residential pockets
•	Easy access to beaches and village amenities
•	Rates $3,053.30 per annum
•	Potential Permanent rental Return $800 to $850 per week


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