Footsteps to the Beach

Positioned in the East End of Newcastle, this historic terrace offers an exciting inner city lifestyle with Newcastle Beach and Newcastle Baths footsteps away. The famous foreshore and Pacific Park are at the end of the street, a diversity of cafe's and restaurants are quite literally at your fingertips and the tram stop is around the corner providing quick and seamless transport throughout the city.

The terrace sits in a historic row dating back to the 1800's. If walls could talk there would be some fascinating stories to tell. If it is old world charm and character that you love we are certain you can find it here, from the original cast iron fire places, to the basement area which is cool and dry, perfect for a wine cellar or added storage.

Inside you are greeted by restored hardwood floors, high ceilings, captivating period detail and an excess of natural lighting. This terrace boasts not only fabulous street appeal but a traditional layout with two good sized bedrooms, including brand new carpets, plus flexible living spaces and rear lane access for pedestrians.

If outdoor living is your vibe you will absolutely love the courtyard which is shaded by a flowering bougainvillea and has access to the pedestrian laneway which is your quick escape to the beach and the city. Also in the courtyard is an outdoor toilet.

- Traditional floorplan offering separate lounge and dining spaces.
- Modern gas-equipped kitchen.
- Two large bedrooms, master with lacework verandah and robes.
- Versatile lower level opens to rear courtyard.
- Superbly located between Newcastle and Nobbys Beach.
- Captivating period detail.
- Unique basement space – perfect for wine cellar.
- Scope for future improvements.
- Water Rates: Approx. $710 + usage p/a.
- Council Rates: Approx. $2,435 p/a.
- Potential Rent Return: $525 - $550 per week.

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