This early 1900s weatherboard gem in sought-after Hamilton offers the perfect blend of character, comfort and potential. With original timber floors, soaring ceilings and fresh updates, it’s ready to enjoy now – whether you're planning to settle in or add a smart investment to your portfolio. Low fuss, high return and right where you want to be, it’s a rare buy in a lifestyle-rich pocket of Newcastle.
• Classic Federation-era home with a warm, homely feel on a 200sqm corner block, featuring an inviting front verandah and off-street parking for one car
• Separate entryway with arched opening into a spacious, light-filled open-plan living area with original timber floors, ceiling fan and built-in box air-conditioner
• Modern L-shaped kitchen/dining (approx. 5 years old) with crisp white cabinetry, subway tile splashback and stainless steel appliances, including a BLANCO gas oven and range hood
• Contemporary bathroom with vintage-style octagon-and-dot mosaic floor tiles, shower, timber vanity with generous storage, and large arched mirror
• Three generous double bedrooms with original timber floors, v-joint ceilings, and new ceiling fans, plus a versatile fourth room – ideal as a smaller bedroom, study or second living space
• Spacious internal laundry with direct access to a low-maintenance, south-west facing courtyard – perfect for BBQs or an afternoon drink – plus storage shed and gated side access
• Stroll to Aldi and the cafés, restaurants, bakeries, boutiques and op shops of eclectic Beaumont Street
• Close to schools, parks, Newcastle Showground and Entertainment Centre, Hamilton Station, and with easy access to the Pacific Highway
Approximate outgoings:
• Council: $2,539 per annum
• Water: $938.61 per annum, excl. usage
Interesting property fact
Blackall Street sits within Hamilton (originally known as Pittown), a historically rich suburb with working-class, coal-era roots dating back to the 1840s and 1850s.
