The contemporary renovation and extension of this classic weatherboard home has re-designed it into a smart, modern retreat that pays homage to its mid-century origins retaining 10ft ceilings and 5-step cornices along with picture rails and hardwood floors. The result is a gorgeous three-bedroom property with a bright open plan living area fronted by a striking island kitchen, along with a study and seamless indoor/outdoor flow. High quality finishes have been used throughout including ducted air-conditioning to keep things comfortable, plantation shutters furnishing the windows, and floor to ceiling tiling in the sleek new bathroom and master ensuite. A new merbau deck is the place to enjoy outdoor dining and relaxation amongst the winter sunshine. This part of Darling Street has a great community feel and many family-friendly attributes. Central to the local oval and Learmonth Park where kids can run around, and an easy level walk to Beaumont Street, there's something to keep the whole family happy. Zoning for prized Hamilton South Public school is a wonderful bonus, and beautiful Bar Beach can be reached in just over five minutes.
- Beautifully renovated and extended home on low maintenance block
- Caesarstone island kitchen with 90cm electric stove, dishwasher, Euro laundry
- Discreet study with custom cabinetry ideal for home office worker
- Crimsafe screens to doors and windows, window tinting on rear extension
- Contemporary main bathroom with shower over bath and face level storage
- Three spacious bedrooms, master with new ensuite, one with adjoining sunroom
- 21 bus at the door for an easy commute to Merewether and Broadmeadow
- In catchment for prized Hamilton South Public school, moments to St Francis Xavier's, Newcastle High and Merewether High
- Land rates are approximately $2400 per year
- Water rates are approximately $815 per year
Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
