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Loves Lookout, Kiama Heights

Loves Lookout is a two storey waterfront house overlooking Loves Bay.

Address:

32 Elanora Rd Kiama Heights NSW 2533
Features:

Air Conditioning/Heating
Modern Kitchen
Built-In Wardrobes
Close to Shops
Close to Transport
Quiet Location Renovated
Terrace/Balcony
Modern Bathroom
Views
Internal Laundry
Furnished
Description:

5 bedrooms with accommodation for 12 people
3 x QB, 2 x Trio Bunks
Two bathrooms and one separate toilet
Two lounge rooms each complete with TV and video/DVD. Main with Foxtel
Modern kitchen equipped with dishwasher and microwave
BBQ facilities
Internal laundry with washing machine and dryer
Games room
Bed linen provided
No Pets allowed

Accommodation Options

Self – Contained House

5 bedrooms

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