So close to Byron Bay, Gold Coast, Brisbane - New South Wales

Goonellabah luxurious 4 bedroom home with uninterrupted million Dollar panoramic view.

Situated in Goonellabah/Lismore this well appointed 4 bedroom brick and tile residence in a Cul-de-sac is close to all shops, schools, restaurants, Southern Cross University and sporting facilities.

The top level of this home offers an open plan Living/Dining/Kitchen. This area opens onto the front veranda and main entry. The well appointed kitchen has island bench/breakfast bar and electrical appliances. There is easy maintenance ceramic tiles throughout all wet/living and passage areas.

The master bedroom includes an ensuite and walk in robe. The other three bedrooms have built in robes with full length mirror sliding doors. All bedrooms have carpet.

The main bathroom includes shower, bath and vanity with a adjacent toilet and powder room. The laundry opens onto the rear veranda. There is a wrap around veranda and rear deck. The double garage has remote control panel lift doors and internal entry to the home.

On the ground level is a single garage with remote control panel lift door and internal entry to upper level. Also downstairs is storage and tools room, air conditioned games room, air conditioned TV room, bathroom with shower, toilet and vanity.

This quality appointed brick home has little for you to do with low maintenance gardens and home.

About the location

Lismore is located on the Bruxner Highway and it lies at the confluence of the Wilsons River (a tributary of the Richmond River) and Leycester Creek, The state capital city of Sydney is located 764 km (475 mi) to the south by highway. Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland, is 200 kilometres (124 mi) to the north.

Lismore`s central business district is located 35 kilometres (22 mi) from the eastern coast, and 46 kilometres (29 mi) southwest of Byron Bay. The coastal town of Ballina is 36 kilometres (22 mi) away. There are a number of rainforest patches in the area, remnants of the Big Scrub. These are preserved today, with a small pocket known as Boatharbour Reserve just east of town on the Bangalow road. The nearest large and publicly accessible national park is Nightcap National Park.

Lismore experiences a humid subtropical climate with mild to warm temperatures all year round and ample rainfall, with a long term yearly average of 1,343 mm. Temperatures in summer range between 20 °C (68 °F) and 35 °C (95 °F). The subtropical climate combined with geographical features means the urban area is unusually humid when compared with surrounding areas, with humidity levels often reaching 100% in summer. Lismore has 109.6 clear days annually.

Lismore has a small number of sites listed under New South Wales Heritage Act, including: Colemans Bridge over Leycester Creek, Lismore railway station group, Lismore railway underbridges. Additional items are listed by the local council on Local Environmental Plans under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979,

Lismore and surrounding towns were once part of the rainforest referred to as the "Big Scrub", of which less than one percent remains following settlement. A section of this rainforest is viewable in the grounds of the Southern Cross University and at Wilsons Nature Reserve on Wyrallah Road.

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