Brimming with potential in a standout location, this property is all set to impress renovators, developers and investors who understand just how exceptional this opportunity is. Positioned within walking distance of the University of Newcastle, its location is a huge drawcard, while the home itself is ready for renovation or a rebuild on a generous block.
As is, the home boasts high ceilings and a wealth of effortless space within its light-filled layout, made up of a lounge room, dine-in kitchen and sunroom. Three bedrooms sit off to one side, while a bathroom, laundry and additional WC add functionality within the floorplan. Using its elevated position to look out over leafy surrounds, the balcony at the back of the home could be extended to create a fabulous highlight (STCA), while down on ground level, there is an abundance of flexi space. A paved area is framed by an impressively large backyard. With a drive-through single carport at the side of the home, the property is completed by an open carport workshop and garden shed.
With some imagination and planning, this property has the potential to be incredible, while being well placed to offer easy access to surrounds. Alongside the uni, it's a short drive to John Hunter Hospital, schools and shopping hubs, and nearby link roads make getting around a breeze.
- 556.4sqm north facing block
- Central kitchen framed by living room and sunroom
- Laundry, WC and balcony off sunroom
- Three spacious bedrooms, one with built-in robe
- Bathroom with shower
- Under-house storage with built-in bar
- Single carport, driveway parking, carport workshop
- Split-system AC, ceiling fans
- Heaton Public School & Callaghan College Jesmond – 1.1km
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