Freshly Updated, Family-Ready, Further Potential

This classic Adamstown Heights home has had a stylish refresh that brings it firmly into the now with a contemporary kitchen and bathroom, updated built-ins, and plantation shutters throughout. But it hasn’t lost its charm, with polished timber floors, ornate cornices, and a sandstone fireplace adding warmth and character.

The dual-level layout gives you flexibility for modern family life. Downstairs has a second bathroom and two versatile rooms that are ideal as a teen hangout, quiet home office, or both. A light-filled sunroom adds another layer of living space, perfect for entertaining or just putting your feet up.

Set on a generous 763.6sqm block, the backyard’s fenced and full of promise. Whether you’re dreaming of a lush garden, future pool, or even a granny flat, there’s room to make it happen. Two separate driveways also open the door to extra garaging (STCA).

You’re in the heart of one of Newcastle’s most family-friendly suburbs. Kids can wander to the end of the street to run around in Claremont Avenue Reserve. Great schools, parks, and sports fields are all close by. Westfield Kotara’s just up the road, and if you’re into hiking, cycling, or beach days, you’ve got Fernleigh Track, Glenrock, and the coastline all within 10 minutes.

– Dual level home on 763.6sqm block with two driveways
– Lounge room with fireplace flows into open plan kitchen/dining
– Updated kitchen with stone benches, 900mm gas stove, dishwasher
– Two of the three bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes
– Main bathroom with freestanding bath, shower, separate w/c, 2nd bathroom downstairs
– Ducted air-conditioning provides climate control
– In catchment zone for Adamstown Public School, Kotara High, Trinity Catholic College, St Columba’s Primary
– 5km to The Junction shops and dining, 5.5km to Merewether Beach

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