63 Deborah St

Kotara South NSW 2289

600 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Peaceful & Private Sanctuary with High End Updates & a Family-Friendly Location

On the high side of the street on an elevated block, this home offers a real sense of sanctuary with leafy views and an abundance of natural light courtesy of multiple windows. Crowned by a private and spacious parents' retreat, the 3-bedroom residence is roomy and practical with a floorplan that's anchored around a side deck promising an enjoyable space for entertaining friends and family. The open-plan living and dining areas blend effortlessly with the kitchen, where reclaimed timber and mini orb have been used to create a striking visual impact. Polished concrete floors in the living areas, along with exposed timber ceilings and beams, introduce an intriguing architectural element throughout, with brand new bathroom and laundry completing the space. Move straight in and explore the neighbourhood attractions including parkland, bike tracks and the region's major shopping destinations nearby at Charlestown Square and Westfield Kotara. - Double story home on 600sqm block with prized north facing aspect - Double garage under the home with extra carspace for caravan or boat - Open plan lounge and dining with air-conditioning and brand new wood burner fire place - Reclaimed timber and mini orb kitchen with electric cooking and dishwasher - Brand new bathroom with walk-in shower and large bath - Brand new Laundry with seperate toilet - Oversized main bedroom and study upstairs with a/c and scope to add an ensuite - Tiered backyard with a choice of decks - In catchment for Kotara South Public and Kotara High schools along with St James Primary and St Pius X - 4km from John Hunter Hospital via the city bypass * This information has been prepared to assist solely in the marketing of this property. While all care has been taken to ensure the information provided herein is correct, we do not take responsibility for any inaccuracies. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information.