Tucked away in a quiet pocket of beautiful Corindi Beach, this spacious four-bedroom home is the perfect retreat for retirees looking to enjoy coastal living with the added bonus of room for visiting family and friends. Just a short stroll from the ocean where the Tasman and Coral Seas meet, this home offers an unbeatable lifestyle in one of the Coffs Coast’s most loved beachside villages. The smart layout offers flexibility for modern living, with a private section of the home that can be shut off—complete with a large rumpus room—ideal for guests, extended family, or simply extra space to unwind. Inside, you’ll find comfort, quality, and thoughtful design throughout: Four generous bedrooms with built-ins Main bedroom with renovated ensuite and walk-in robe Second bathroom with separate shower and bathtub Modern kitchen featuring granite benchtops, Miele oven, induction cooktop, dishwasher, filtered water tap Expansive rumpus/media room Reverse-cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout Tiled living areas with carpet in all bedrooms Solar panels to help reduce energy costs Double garage with internal access Step outside to a private courtyard—perfect for entertaining or enjoying a quiet morning coffee. The fully fenced 720m² block offers space and privacy for pets or kids to play. Bonus features include: Separate powered shed with water—ideal as a man cave, artist’s studio, or creative retreat Additional storage sheds for tools, surfboards, or gardening gear Set in a peaceful, community-friendly street, Corindi Beach delivers the perfect blend of relaxed coastal charm and everyday convenience. With a local primary school, surf club, sports fields, public transport and easy access to the Pacific Highway, everything you need is close by. Whether you're downsizing in comfort or searching for a home that can host the whole family with ease, this property delivers on space, functionality, and lifestyle. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and rely on their own investigations.