Contemporary Townhouse with Great Floorplan and Two Alfresco Zones

Just four years old and part of a boutique collection of only seven, this Kahibah townhome brings together style, comfort, and an unbeatable location.

The thoughtful dual-level design places two robed bedrooms and a full-size bathroom on the ground floor, ideal for kids, guests, or a quiet home office setup. Upstairs, the air-conditioned master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite enjoys its own sense of privacy, alongside open plan living where striking raked ceilings and hybrid timber flooring set a contemporary tone. Northerly light streams in, with living spaces spilling onto your choice of two alfresco retreats offering the perfect spot for entertaining or unwinding over morning coffee with a leafy outlook. An internally accessed double garage ties the bow.

Set in a leafy pocket just 15 minutes from Newcastle CBD, you’ll love the balance of serenity and convenience. Cafés, shops, and schools are within strolling distance, Westfield Kotara and Charlestown Square are minutes away, and with Glenrock Reserve, Fernleigh Track, and pristine beaches nearby, this address is primed for an active and adventurous lifestyle.

– Architect designed by Mark Lawler, construction by SNL Building, completed 2021
– Two robed bedrooms, full size family bathroom, laundry and internally accessed double garage on ground floor
– Open plan living upstairs with a/c, powder room and outdoor flow to north and south facing alfresco spaces
– Caesarstone kitchen, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
– Main bedroom with walk in robe, a/c and fully tiled ensuite also upstairs
– Currently tenanted returning $800 per week
– 290m to Kahibah Public School, Whitebridge High – 2.9km drive
– Dudley Beach – 3 min drive, Redhead beach – 12 minute drive
– 7.8km to Warners Bay lake foreshore, 8.6km from Newcastle city centre

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