This property presents a great opportunity to create your dream home. With a large block of land and stunning views of Dora Creek, this is an ideal choice for buyers looking to add value. Whether you're an experienced renovator or looking to add value to your first home, this property is packed with possibilities.

Highlights include;

• Large block of land with breathtaking views of Dora Creek
• Good-sized bedrooms, multiple living areas and space for home office/study
• Original bathrooms and laundry
• Single garage with extra storage space for all your tools and gear

The property is in a fantastic location, just a short distance from local shops, restaurants, and the train station. With loads of scope to add value, this is a fantastic opportunity to invest in a property where you can truly make your mark.

Whether you're looking for a family home, a weekend retreat, or a long-term investment, this property is ready and waiting for you to bring it to life. The large block of land offers ample space to add a large shed ( S.T.C.A)

This is your chance to secure a home in a highly desirable location at an affordable price, with the opportunity to transform it into something truly exceptional. Call Kerrie to book your inspection.

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Rates:

• Water Rates: $1,103.52 pa approx. + usage
• Council Rates: $2,144.4 pa approx.

Dora Creek is a small rural suburb of the City of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, Australia, located west of Lake Macquarie in New South Wales and north of the town of Morisset.

Dora Creek is named for the creek running through its centre, and was originally known as Doree Doree in the local Aboriginal language, which means "Creek running into a lake".

There is an interesting geological phenomena at Dora Creek's connection to the lake. The banks of the creek have formed into two peninsula jutting out into the lake like a point. Thus the aboriginal name is explained, the creek is literally in a lake—the points are merely the banks of the creek! The sediment deposited by the creek has not formed a large flood plain or river delta, but has left behind two banks. This is where the agitation of the lake by winds causes enough erosion to wash away the flood plain that would otherwise appear at the delta or near were a creek floods. However the erosion caused by the lake's waves is not enough to erode away the clay sediments that deposit on the banks of the creek. For that reason, the banks of the creek have grown due to flooding, and appear now as two points, with a creek inside. Similar structures can be seen at creeks nearby too, with good examples at Stoney Creek, Lake Street, Blackalls Park, which is more clearly a type of river delta, where the flat land is created by floods deposition, and at Wyong Creek in a lake a little south, where a similar "two points with creek inside" or "creek in lake", is in existence, but they are smaller and demonstrating how the points grow.

The Lake Macquarie Council has placed emphasis on the Dora Creek environment, carrying out major foreshore restoration works, and educating the public about the protection of creeks and waterways. It is known for its scenery and proximity to the Watagan Mountains. It is close to the Sydney-Newcastle Freeway and Dora Creek Railway Station.

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