3 Hunter Street, Singleton, NSW, 2330 - House Sold on 30 09 2025

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Singleton

SoldSep 30, 2025

3 Hunter Street, Singleton, NSW, 2330

Amount undisclosed

835.6 m²

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 30, 2025

What's around 3 Hunter Street

Historic Charm in the Heart of Singleton – “Denman” (1914)

Step back in time with Denman, a distinguished residence built in 1914 and proudly showcasing its heritage with an impressive sandstone lintel at the entry. Centrally located, this landmark home offers both timeless character and exciting potential for the future. Property Highlights: • Solid double brick construction with a durable Welsh slate roof and striking sandstone, timber and concrete detailing • Expansive interiors featuring four bedrooms, a formal lounge, sitting room, and dining family room adjoining the kitchen • Exquisite period details including sash windows with sandstone sills, leadlight windows and doors, ornate plaster archways, decorative ceilings, and cedar joinery throughout • Charming fireplaces with cedar surrounds, cast iron grates, and original coloured tiles • Original timber floorboards preserved under existing carpet • Comfort assured with ducted floor air conditioning • Generous 835.6 sqm block with scope for extensions, playground equipment, or a pool • Substantial three bay shed, perfect for storage or workshop use While the kitchen, laundry and bathroom are ready for modernisation, this creates a unique opportunity to blend contemporary style with the rich character of the home. For the past 30 years, Denman has been home to a solicitors office, and now it is ready to welcome new custodians. Rarely do properties of this calibre, history and location come to market in Singleton. This is your chance to own a true piece of Singleton history while creating a home perfectly tailored to your lifestyle. Contact Michael Cruickshanks on 0409 362 130 to arrange your private viewing today. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.