Del Rae, Unit 12/25 Shoal Bay Road - North-facing apartment overlooking the Bay

This well appointed, 2-bedroom unit is directly across the road from the pristine waters of Shoal Bay Beach and only a short walk to all the attractions and amenities Shoal Bay has to offer, including Tomaree Mountain. There are also four beaches in Shoal Bay to choose from; Shoal Bay Beach is popular for paddle boarding and snorkeling whilst Zenith, Box and Wreck beach are most popular for surfing and body boarding. Stroll along the foreshore at your doorstep for restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops.

In the popular Del Rae complex, this top floor, north facing apartment claims prime position with its front row balcony views over the spectacular bay and out to the headland. Sit out on the balcony with your family or friends and enjoy the view and fresh, salty breeze – it's a must while staying at this unit.

The cosy apartment features open plan living with a new kitchen and a new LED TV and DVD player. It also boasts ceiling fans in every room plus plantation shutters throughout. The bathroom has a bathtub, shower and toilet and the internal laundry offers a washer and dryer. Both bedrooms have built-in robes, and one has a queen bed while the other features 2 single beds.

There is one off-street car spot, however it is very small so street parking is available.

Important Notes:
- Linen is not provided at this property. Bring your own linen including sheets, towels and tea towels, or alternatively, please contact our office for hire details.
- There are 45 stairs up to this top floor unit.
- Property is NOT pet friendly

Respectful Stays (The Not-So-Fine Print)
We want you to fully enjoy your time away, and we also ask that guests help us look after the home and the surrounding community. To keep things comfortable for everyone:
- This is a no-party property
- Quiet hours are between 9pm - 8am (as per council regulations)
These guidelines help ensure Port Stephens Accommodation homes stay available for future escapes (yours included) and that local neighbours remain welcoming to visitors.