Teraglin Lakeshore Chain Valley Bay
About
Immerse yourself in the unique living experience that Teraglin Lakeshore Chain Valley Bay provides. This meticulously designed community, nestled in a coveted Central Coast location, offers a lifestyle immersed in a myriad of joys. From bird-watching with your morning brew at the beautiful lakeside, to leisurely strolls around the scenic paths, this community promises more than just a home. Whether you're a fan of fishing or an enthusiast of games like tennis, snooker or bowls, Teraglin Lakeshore has it all. Bond over group trips and on-site functions in this amicable neighbourhood. Satiate your cravings for adventure with water activities at the adjacent Lake Macquarie or explore the local shops, eateries, and essential medical services. The added convenience of direct access to Sydney via the Pacific Motorway makes this gem unbeatable.
The facts
- Accommodation type
- Over 55's Community
- Development status
- Existing
- Address
- 2 Mulloway Road, Chain Valley Bay 2259 NSW 0000
- Year built
- Operator to confirm
- Bedrooms
- Operator to confirm
- Pet policy
- Operator to confirm
Location
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