There's a real sense of practicality to this dual-level home, where the layout gives everyone a little extra breathing room. Downstairs, a separate entrance leads to a bedroom, bathroom and second living area, creating an ideal retreat for extended family, older children, guests or anyone seeking a little more independence or space to work from home. Positioned on a low maintenance corner block adjoining cul-de-sac Henry Street, you'll enjoy almost instant access to Evans Park, a short walk to Cardiff Station and Cardiff Public School, and proximity to shopping, dining and services in the town centre.
Upstairs remains the social hub, with open plan living and dining spaces, a neat kitchen, two additional bedrooms and a balcony that soaks up the afternoon sun, while air conditioning, ceiling fans and a combustion fire keep things comfortable through every season. An internally accessed double garage ties the bow on an instantly appealing home.
Having Warners Bay just seven minutes away means the best of Lake Macquarie is always within easy reach. Walk the foreshore, grab breakfast overlooking the water, enjoy waterfront dining, browse local shops, or spend the afternoon boating, fishing or paddleboarding on Australia's largest coastal saltwater lake.
-Dual level home, easy up-keep 303.6sqm block on corner of Henry Street
-Main accommodation upstairs with a/c and wood fire plus sunny balcony
-Kitchen with electric stove and large walk-in pantry
-Versatile lower level with third bedroom, second bathroom and second living area
-St Kevin's Primary – 400m, Cardiff Public – 1.1km, Cardiff High – 900m
-Cardiff Station – 750m, Newcastle CBD – 12.5km, Bar Beach – 11.3km, M1 & Hunter Expressway – 10.2km
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