Positioned in a quiet, tightly held pocket of West Wallsend, this recently renovated 1940s hardiplank and iron residence offers an outstanding opportunity on a substantial 1,012sqm gently sloping block. Capturing uninterrupted views across to Sugarloaf, the home combines timeless character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a comfortable and immediately liveable residence with exciting long-term potential.
Recently refreshed throughout, the home has been freshly painted inside and out and features a fully renovated bathroom, allowing buyers to move straight in and enjoy from day one. The practical layout includes three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes to two rooms, ceiling fans throughout, and a reverse-cycle air-conditioner for year-round comfort, while original oiled floorboards add warmth and character to the living spaces. The kitchen remains in its original galley-style configuration, offering immediate functionality with scope to modernise and further add value over time, complemented by an external laundry for practicality. A small covered front front deck provides a welcoming entry and outdoor sitting space, while a double garage completes the home with secure parking and additional storage.
Set on a generous 1,012sqm gently sloping block, the land is a standout feature, offering space, elevation and exceptional future flexibility. Capturing elevated views towards Sugarloaf, it presents outstanding potential to renovate, extend or redevelop in the future (STCA). Positioned in a peaceful residential street, the home enjoys a quiet, family-friendly setting while still being conveniently close to everyday essentials. West Wallsend Public School and West Wallsend High School are both approximately 1km away, making it an ideal location for families seeking convenience, lifestyle and long-term value.
33 Wilson Street, West Wallsend represents an exceptional opportunity for a wide range of buyers including first home buyers, families, investors and developers alike. With nothing to do but move in and enjoy, while still holding clear scope to add further value over time, opportunities of this calibre on 1,012sqm with views and future potential are becoming increasingly scarce.
Property Feature Highlights
• 1,012sqm gently sloping block - So you have ample space to renovate, extend or redevelop (STCA) while capitalising on elevated Sugarloaf views
• 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home - So you can move straight in, rent out, or plan future improvements
• Renovated bathroom - So you enjoy modern comfort and reduced upfront renovation costs
• Solar system installed - So you can benefit from lower electricity bills and improved energy efficiency
• 1940s hardiplank and iron construction - So you secure a solid character home with strong bones and renovation potential
• Quiet, established residential street - So you can enjoy peace, privacy and a family-friendly neighbourhood feel
• Uninterrupted views to Sugarloaf - So you can enjoy a scenic, elevated outlook from your future home
• Flexible floorplan with scope to improve - So you can adapt the home to suit growing family needs or investment goals (STCA)
• Large landholding in tightly held suburb - So you secure a rare opportunity in a consistently in-demand pocket of West Wallsend
Location Highlights
• West Wallsend Public School - approx. 1.0 km,
• West Wallsend High School - approx. 1.2 km,
• West Wallsend village shops - approx. 1.0 km,
• Edgeworth Town Centre - approx. 5.0 km,
• Stockland Glendale Shopping Centre - approx. 8.0 km,
• M1 Pacific Motorway (F3) - Edgeworth / Cameron Park interchange: approx. 5-7 km
• Public transport options (bus routes) - approx. 200-500m,
• John Hunter Hospital - approx. 16-18 km,
• Newcastle CBD (employment hub) - approx. 22-25 km,
• Lake Macquarie foreshores (Warners Bay) - approx. 10-12 km,
• Newcastle beaches - approx. 22-25 km,
Investment Highlights
• Current Tenancy In place - Ends July
• Rental Appraisal - $650.00 - $700.00
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