57 Marshall Street, New Lambton Heights, NSW, 2305

SoldMay 27, 2026

57 Marshall Street, New Lambton Heights, NSW, 2305

Amount undisclosed

676 m²

House

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20 days on the market

Sold: May 27, 2026

What's around 57 Marshall Street

Endless Flexibility from Two Self-Contained Levels on a Single Title

Positioned in a tightly held blue-ribbon pocket of New Lambton Heights, this solid brick residence presents a rare and highly versatile opportunity, offering genuine dual-living functionality across two self-contained levels, all on a single title. Designed to comfortably accommodate extended families, investors or owner-occupiers seeking additional income potential, each level operates much like an independent residence, complete with its own private entry, kitchen, bathroom, living spaces and separately metered gas, water and electricity services. Filled with natural light and offering a warm, welcoming feel throughout, the home delivers a practical multi-level layout with flexibility to suit a wide range of lifestyles. Across the property are four generously sized bedrooms with built-in robes, two neat and functional bathrooms featuring both bath and shower, along with well-maintained kitchens, separate dining areas and spacious living zones. Air-conditioning enhances comfort on both levels, while large windows frame leafy outlooks and invite an abundance of natural light indoors. Whether utilised as dual accommodation for multi-generational living, an investment with the potential for two income streams, or a spacious family home with room for guests or teenagers, the possibilities here are extensive. Offered on one title, the property also provides scope to further enhance, renovate or continue enjoying its current configuration as a highly adaptable dual-living opportunity in a sought-after location. Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been obtained from third-party sources. While we believe this information to be reliable, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or currency. Prospective purchasers and their advisers should make their own enquiries and investigations in relation to this information and the property to which it relates.