This brick and tile home in a quiet cul-de-sac on the fringe of the CBD is in original condition. It has recently had a new extension (4th bedroom, 2nd living area and deck). Original section of the home features formal lounge room opening to front porch, eat-in kitchen and all 3 bedrooms with robes. Large storage area under for the tradesperson. Fabulous opportunity for the renovator or energetic first home buyer wanting to add their own style to a quality home. Century 21 Carkeet Johns Smith Real Estate at Charlestown – Smart Move. Contact us for an inspection.

Features:-

Terracotta tiled roof
Private leafy grounds and gardens
Remote control roller door on garage
Robes in all 3 bedrooms
Covered rear deck
Eat-in kitchen
Gas points for heating
Double tub for laundry
Gas cooking
Quality blinds in 2nd living area
Built-in bar in 2nd living area
Downlights in 2nd living area
Speakers installed in ceiling in 2nd living area
Cypress pine flooring under carpets
Separate toilet with hand basin

Charlestown is a suburb located on the eastern side of Lake Macquarie, situated about half way between Whitebridge to the east and Hillsborough to the west. There are four primary schools, one catholic and three public. The local shopping precinct ‘Charlestown Square’ is a major shopping centre including fashion stores, major department stores, along with fresh food and grocery. Charlestown Square is also well underway with expansions and renovations. Other attractions include Charlestown pool, Hoyts cinemas, Netball courts, Library and a post office. The Charlestown bypass makes it easy to access all areas of Newcastle and Lake Macquarie. Being positioned north of the lake and east of the coast, much of the area experiences coastal breezes on hot summer days. Charlestown is also located in close proximity to Lake Macquarie and Beaches.

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