Nearly a century has given this home plenty of reasons to stand out. The original character has been carefully preserved, giving the home a warmth that only comes with time. The renovated kitchen and bathrooms sit comfortably alongside it, making everyday life feel easy without taking away what makes this home so special. Combined with a quiet, neighbourly street where people still stop for a chat, it's the kind of place that feels comfortable from day one and easy to imagine calling home for a long time.
What You'll Love
-- Nearly 100 years of history with timeless character throughout
-- Beautifully renovated kitchen with oversized island bench
-- Two renovated bathrooms, including ensuite
-- Murphy bed gives this floor plan another layer of flexibility
-- Butlers pantry with a place for everything
-- Timber floors underfoot
-- High ceilings that have never gone out of style
-- Decorative stained-glass windows
-- Covered alfresco for slow afternoons and long lunches
-- Level backyard with room for kids, dogs or both
-- Detached garage with long driveway access
-- Decorative fireplace that honours the home's history (non-functional)
-- Functional gas fireplace
-- Ornate plaster ceilings that have stood the test of time
-- Decorative timber fretwork welcoming you home
-- Split system air conditioning
Our Local Favourites
-- Coffee from Lords Coffee before the day begins
-- Waratah Village for the everyday essentials
-- Braye Park for a walk, kick of the footy or time with the dog
-- Newcastle Farmers Market on Sunday mornings
-- Beaumont Street's cafés and restaurants just minutes away
-- Easy access to Newcastle CBD and beaches
-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $720
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $631
-- Approx. water rates per third: $320 (not incl. usage)
For more information, please contact Dave Lane and Will Doeland on 4967 6770.
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