37 Trinity Drive, Goonellabah, NSW 2480

Set high on Goonellabah's northern ridge, this immaculately kept single-level residence pairs panoramic mountain and hinterland views with an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle. A quiet corner position on an 847 sq m allotment gives the property a sense of space and openness, framed by simple, established grounds that require minimal ongoing care.

Inside, the light-filled layout accommodates quiet daily life and active households alike. Four well-sized bedrooms provide  comfortable accomodation for the whole family, with three including built-in wardrobes and the primary bedroom featuring dedicated air conditioning. Living spaces are split across two distinct lounges alongside a dedicated formal dining area, providing plenty of room to gather together or find a quiet corner. Two full bathrooms easily handle the morning rush.

Outdoor living centres around a covered rear entertaining space, positioned to look out across the clear inground swimming pool toward the distant hills and sunrise views. Practical touches include both solar hot water and a solar panel system to help keep household overheads down, alongside a secure double garage.

It is a true move-in ready home where all the hard work has already been done, offering straightforward access to local conveniences. Goonellabah Public School and Summerland Christian College are nearby, as are neighborhood shopping, medical services, and sports fields. For travel further afield, Ballina Byron Gateway Airport sits about a 30-minute drive away, with Byron Bay reachable in around 40 minutes.

Call Robbie Pruess on 0427 775 513 for more information or to arrange an inspection.
 
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