Nestled into a quiet cul-de-sac and backing directly onto lush bushland, there's no shortage of peace and tranquillity at this quiet address with a natural playground for children right at your back fence. Offering a single level of living above its garage, workshop and storage areas, this mid-century double cavity brick home is a solid and charming find. Plentiful windows and a northerly aspect allow natural light into every corner while the property's soft elevation catches pleasant valley views and magical mountain sunsets. Updated with new dimmable LED downlights and ceiling fans to every room along with fresh décor and polished timber floors, this 3-bedroom residence is move in ready while its charming retro kitchen and bathroom along with scope to build up or out (STCA), will bring rewards to those looking to add value. Ticking the final box, the handy location is just 1500m from Cardiff train station and town centre and 3.5km from the John Hunter Hospital.
- Double cavity brick and tile home on north facing 683sqm cul-de-sac parcel
- Single garage with auto door and rear roller sits under the home along with a workshop and series of storage rooms with new drainage and concrete flooring allowing for scope to create extra accommodation (STCA)
- Light-filled lounge and dining areas warmed by a natural log fire and kept cool with a/c
- Original retro kitchen with eclectic stove opens to rear patio and stairs to backyard
- All 3 bedrooms fitted with built-in robes and new ceiling fans served by shower bathroom
- Terraced gardens slope down from the home with sprinkler system ideal for veggies
- In catchment for Cardiff North Public school and Cardiff High
- 10km to Newcastle city centre; 6km to Warners Bay and the shores of Lake Macquarie
- Council rates are approximately $1812 per year
- Water rates are approximately $540 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.
