Positioned on level five of the Horizon development, this three-bedroom apartment offers space, harbour views and two secure basement car spaces in the heart of Newcastle's harbourside precinct.
• Three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including an ensuite to the main bedroom.
• Open-plan living and dining extending to the balcony, with views across Newcastle Harbour and the surrounding district.
• Kitchen fitted with Miele appliances, including an integrated fridge and freezer.
• Timber flooring, double glazing and ducted air conditioning.
• Two secure basement car spaces.
The location makes day-to-day living particularly easy, with cafes, restaurants, shopping, parks and public transport all close by.
• 5-minute walk to the light rail, connecting Honeysuckle with Civic, Crown Street, Queens Wharf and Newcastle Beach.
• 7-minute walk to Newcastle Interchange, providing train and bus connections throughout Newcastle, with connections towards the Hunter Valley and Sydney.
• Cottage Creek Reserve immediately to the west, providing open green space close to home.
• Marketown within easy reach for groceries and everyday shopping.
• Easy access to the cafes, restaurants and everyday conveniences of Honeysuckle and Newcastle CBD.
With three bedrooms and two car spaces, the apartment provides an option for downsizers, professionals, owner-occupiers wanting additional space or investors looking for a well-located property close to Newcastle's CBD and harbourside.
Council Rates: $1,912 per annum approx
Water Rates: $862 + Usage per annum approx
Strata Levies: $9,101 per annum approx
Current Rental Return: $1,200 per week
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