53 Harrison St

Maryville NSW 2293

0 m²

323 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Where It Begins

This is for the buyers who get excited by possibility. The ones who can picture weekends spent improving a home, making decisions room by room and ending up with something that's unmistakably theirs. Whether you're taking your first step into the market, adding to your investment portfolio or recognising the flexibility that comes with E4 General Industrial zoning, this Maryville address leaves plenty of room for what's next. The kitchen has already been refreshed with new benchtops, an island bench and extra overhead storage, leaving the rest ready for your own ideas. What You'll Love -- E4 General Industrial zoning with flexibility beyond residential use (STCA) -- Updated kitchen with new benchtops, island bench and extra overhead storage -- Three-bedroom layout with room to make it your own -- A covered front porch for tea and a catch-up -- Fully fenced backyard with space for pets, projects or a veggie garden -- Split-system air conditioning -- Off-street parking with covered carport -- Scope to renovate, invest or reinvent over time Our Local Favourites -- Morning rides and walks along Throsby Creek -- A coffee and a cardamom cake from Uprising Bakery never disappoints -- Maryville Tavern for an easy weeknight dinner -- Carrington Bowling Club for an afternoon with friends -- The breakfast menu at Fairmont Diner is worth getting out of bed for -- Newcastle's CBD, harbour and beaches only minutes away -- Wickham Interchange close by for train and light rail connections -- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $680 -- Approx. council rates per quarter: $658 -- Approx. water rates per third: $330 (not incl. usage) For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Will Doeland on 4967 6770. Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been gathered from sources we consider reliable. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own inquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.