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Experience coastal bliss at this beautiful house in Horsfield Bay. Enjoy breathtaking waterfront views, a private balcony, and convenient access to the Australian Reptile Park and National Park. Ideal for families, this house offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Explore the lake, enjoy water activities, and create unforgettable memories in this stunning location. Your perfect holiday starts here! Beautifully renovated and featuring stylish interiors, it will be hard to leave this property to enjoy the nature that surrounds. Exuding creature comforts throughout and emanating warmth and serenity, you will wake up feeling wonderful in this two bedroom home-away-from home. Known as "Clearview" because of the elevated and 180 degree views of Brisbane Water on the Central Coast of NSW, you will be enchanted as you enter the front door as the view is all encompassing. The main bedroom suite over looks the majestic waters and national parkland which feels to encapsulate the room. This main bedroom has a secondary enclosed space which is perfect to house the infant traveller or as a place to lay your extra travelling gear. The built-in-robe and ensuite bathroom all make this a wondrous space for you to enjoy some much needed time-out. Step out onto the balcony from this main bedroom to enjoy a morning coffee surrounded by birds and nature at it's finest. The second bedroom houses a comfortable double bed, built-in-robes and the main bathroom has large bath plus separate shower and vanity for guests of this secondary bedroom. A separate powder room and laundry with both washing machine and dryer is perfect for your long-stay amenities. The stylish lounge overlooks the magnificent water views with extra-large flat screen smart TV for a cosy night in or enjoy board games and puzzles after a dinner with comfortable table seating for all four guests.

Brisbane Water National Park, near Gosford on the NSW Central Coast offers great walks, cycling and fishing spots. The park protects ancient Aboriginal rock engraving sites. Located 12km from Gosford, the park covers 12,000ha of rugged sandstone country, and boarders the Hawkesbury River, which feeds cascading waterfalls. The landscape is gorgeous all year round, especially from late winter to early spring when it comes alive with colourful wildflowers. The park offers a range of wonderful experiences, making it a great day-trip or weekend away from the city. Come to see colourful spring wildflowers, ancient Aboriginal engraving sites and scenic views from the park's lookouts. There are great fishing spots to discover, along with walking and cycling trails that cross rainforest and rugged sandstone country. The park's waterways are a great place to spend a day on the water, so don't forget your kayak or boat with Woy Woy kayak launch/boat ramp just around the corner! Head to one of the coastal towns, like Umina Beach to organise your lunch before finding your own scenic picnic spot, or make a stop at Patonga for some tasty fish and chips and a beach view. Aboriginal people in the area have a long association with the landscape of Brisbane Water National Park and much evidence of this remains today in the form of rock engravings, foreshore middens and rock paintings. The flat, exposed areas of Hawkesbury sandstone within the park provide an ideal 'canvas' for Aboriginal artists, and there are hundreds of rock engraving sites throughout the park. Aboriginal sites on Hawkesbury sandstone have a distinctive style of engraving which is unique in Australia. The Bulgandry Aboriginal engraving site at Kariong is an excellent example of rock art within the park and is easily accessible.