Elizabeth Beach House, New South Wales Residence
Elizabeth Beach, on the mid North coast of NSW, Australia, is a small village with a mix of holiday houses and permanent residences.
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Elizabeth Beach, on the mid North coast of NSW, Australia, is a small village with a mix of holiday houses and permanent residences.
The sun is in the north. The house is only accessible by boat and is located on a steep promontory on the scenic Hawkesbury River, 40km north of Sydney, latitude 33˚ south.
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