Positioned within 'The Grounds' directly opposite the University of Newcastle, this ground-floor apartment delivers the kind of convenience that will appeal to both owner-occupiers and tenants alike. The contemporary design combines low-maintenance living with generous proportions, quality finishes and a central location.
Inside, the light-filled open plan layout feels welcoming and spacious, flowing effortlessly from the modern stone-topped kitchen to the living and dining area and out to a private covered balcony, that's perfect for a quiet morning coffee or an evening catch-up with friends. Two well-proportioned bedrooms include a main with ensuite, while parking and a storage cage complete the package.
With Stockland Jesmond, Waratah Village and Calvary Mater Hospital just minutes away, everyday essentials are always within easy reach. John Hunter Hospital is only 5.8km from home and will become even more accessible once the Newcastle Inner City Bypass extension is completed, further strengthening the appeal for university staff, healthcare workers and students alike. Newcastle's harbour foreshore, beaches, restaurants and nightlife are all within a 15-minute drive.
-The Grounds complex completed late 2019
-Open plan living with timber look floors and A/C
-Caesarstone kitchen with electric hob, oven and dishwasher
-Sheltered balcony for alfresco enjoyment, accessed from living and main bedroom
-Two carpeted bedrooms with built-in robes, main with ensuite (shower over bath)
-Main bathroom with shower, internal laundry
-Single covered parking space and storage cage
-Stroll across the road to University of Newcastle, 1800m to Calvary Mater Hospital
-On major bus route between Lake Macquarie and Newcastle city centre
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