Some homes win you over with character. Others with location. At 5 Roslyn Avenue, you don't have to choose. Less than 1km from the harbour and Beaumont Street, and a short bike ride or stroll to Honeysuckle, this three bedroom period home pairs classic original features with thoughtful modern updates. A versatile self-contained studio with its own kitchenette and bathroom adds flexibility for a home business, guest accommodation, teenage retreat or hobby space. Comfortable from day one with scope to further modernise, this is a property that grows with your lifestyle.
The floorplan offers excellent flexibility for a range of buyers. Two oversized bedrooms sit at the front of the home, including a spacious main with walk-in robe and ensuite, while a third bedroom is privately positioned off the dining room and kitchen. Beyond, the lounge room opens effortlessly to the covered alfresco, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining.
Start the day with coffee and fresh bread from Uprising Bakery, browse the area's much-loved vintage stores and boutiques, or meet friends at Maryville Tavern or one of the nearby micro-breweries. Hamilton Station is moments away for commuters, while Newcastle's beaches and the CBD are all within easy reach. The Throsby shared pathway is also close by, providing kilometres of waterfront walking and cycling trails.
- Classic three bedroom home on easy up-keep 333sqm block, R3 Medium Density zoning
- In catchment zone for popular Tighes Hill Public School – 1.2km away
- Marketown shopping centre - 2.2km, Bar Beach – 4km
- Multiple split system air-conditioners and ceiling fans provide climate control
- Three bedrooms served by two bathrooms, tidy original kitchen
- Approx. 38sqm studio with kitchenette and third bathroom and adjoining storage
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