33 Naughton Avenue, Birmingham Gardens, NSW, 2287

SoldMay 8, 2026

33 Naughton Avenue, Birmingham Gardens, NSW, 2287

$850,000

845 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: May 8, 2026

What's around 33 Naughton Avenue

A Circa 1929 Character Classic - 845m2

Welcoming you to 33 Naughton avenue, one of the first homes in the street. Where timeless appeal and value-add potential are perfectly blended together to create limitless ideas to the astute purchaser. Three bedrooms with character high-set ceilings make ample room for the growing family. Central kitchen with great bench space and traditional cookware flows easily to the family dining room. Updated bathroom with large shower and separate w/c. An impressive 845m2 block with 24m frontage creates the potential of extensions, garaging or a street-fronting granny flat may be permissible. Key Features: Circa 1929 Character Home with high ceilings and traditional features Three generous bedrooms + enclosed sunroom Central kitchen with plenty of bench space Separate living and dining areas with a classic 'feature fireplace' Air conditioning Updated bathroom with separate w/c Ample side access Plenty of under home storage with self contained laundry 845m2 block with impressive 24m frontage Granny flat potential on the RHS with street frontage appeal Location Highlights: 1 minute to Newcastle University 2 minutes to Callaghan Campus 2 minutes to Major Jesmond Shopping Precinct 1 minutes to Heaton Park Sporting fields 1 minute to roadways to Newcastle CBD 5 minutes to Mater Hospital 10 minutes to John Hunter Hospital A truly remarkable opportunity to value add in such a thriving growth area. Contact Jesse Mulligan on 0432 160 186 for further information. Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate. However, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and accept no liability for errors or omissions. (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.