Set in one of Lake Macquarie’s most desirable lakeside suburbs, 21 Whitelocke Street, Coal Point presents an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking potential, lifestyle, and a truly unique setting. This charming two-bedroom cottage, offered in original condition, is the perfect renovator’s delight—an ideal canvas to update, redesign or recreate into your dream lakeside retreat.

Positioned on a generous 1,050sqm block, the property enjoys a rare sense of space and privacy, with neighbours on only one side and protected Hunter Water–owned bushland on the other—ensuring a peaceful environment with no development expected next door. Beautiful filtered lake views enhance the home’s tranquil atmosphere, while the practical single-level layout and extensive under-house storage deliver everyday comfort and versatility.

The large block also presents exciting potential for those with vision—whether you choose to extend, rebuild your dream home, or retain the existing cottage as a studio, guest retreat or Airbnb-style accommodation (STCA). The scope to create something truly special here is immense.

Coal Point is renowned for its natural beauty, leafy streets and strong community feel. With pristine waterfronts, walking tracks and scenic lookouts on your doorstep, this is a location that celebrates outdoor living. Enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking and lakeside strolls, all while being just 3km to Toronto’s CBD, foreshore and shops, and 2.7km to the Coal Point Boat Ramp.

Whether you’re a first-home buyer, investor, or someone with a creative vision, this property offers remarkable potential in one of Lake Macquarie’s most tightly held lifestyle pockets—ready for you to make your own.

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Avery Property Professionals are proud to present this property to the market. Please contact Craig Avery or Charlotte Nelmes today to secure your inspection.

Disclaimer: We have obtained this property information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations.