There's a warmth here that goes well beyond the timber floors and beautiful old fireplace. It's in the thoughtful updates that have kept the home's original soul intact, the welcoming kitchen where everyone inevitably gathers, and the backyard made for barefoot afternoons, kids, pets and weekends that stretch a little longer. Behind the private front fence, life feels comfortably tucked away, with remote-gated parking adding a practical touch. And beyond the front gate, the local community brings its own easy rhythm of cafés, established streets and familiar neighbourhood favourites.
Full of personality, wonderfully welcoming and ready for its next chapter, this is a home that feels as good as it looks.
What You'll Love
-- Thoughtful updates that respect the home's original personality
-- Beautiful timber floors, joinery and warm natural finishes
-- Original fireplace with a story or two to tell
-- Welcoming kitchen with timber benchtops and island seating
-- Covered rear deck. Sunrise views or dinner outside sounds good
-- Generous backyard with room for kids and pets
-- Established greenery and a magnificent backyard palm
-- Private front fencing with remote-gated vehicle access
-- Front porch made for a quiet morning coffee
-- Split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans
Our Local Favourites
-- Waratah Village for the weekly shop and everyday essentials
-- Braye Park for a change of scenery and fresh air
-- Waratah Station when the car can stay home
-- Lambton Park for playgrounds, picnics and weekend wandering
-- Lords Coffee & Associates for the morning routine
-- Newcastle's beaches and city restaurants when the weekend calls
-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $680
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $590
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)
For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Will Doeland on 4967 6770.
Disclaimer:
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