Endless park views in period home with modern updates, walk to school

Auction Location: On-site.

Elevated above its single garage and soaking up northerly sun, this classic brick and tile home looks straight out over the leafy green stretch of Stevenson Park. It’s a setting that instantly feels open and calm, with parkland views taking the place of close neighbours.

Inside, the home strikes a great balance between original character and modern comfort. Ornate cornices, a brick fireplace and glass French doors give the lounge and dining rooms real personality, while the updated kitchen and bathroom mean there’s nothing you need to do before settling in. Three bedrooms are well proportioned, with the main bedroom waking up to park views each morning. Out front, the verandah becomes a natural perch for winter sun, morning coffee, or keeping an eye on kids playing across the road. Think of it as borrowed lawn, minus the upkeep! The 600.7sqm block delivers a generous backyard anchored by a thriving mango tree and covered and screened entertaining space, with plenty of room to add a deck, pool or extension down the track (STCA).

With Mayfield West Public School around a kilometre away, easy access to Mayfield and Warabrook shopping, quick connections to major roads, and the university, Mater Hospital and beaches all within easy reach, this is a location that quietly makes everyday life easier.

– 600.7sqm block with north facing aspect over Stevenson Park
– Defined lounge and dining areas, modern kitchen with electric cooking
– Three generously proportioned bedrooms, main with a/c and park views
– Modern new bathroom with bath and shower, separate w/c
– Covered and screened entertaining space overlooks large backyard
– Single garage under the home plus driveway and abundant on-street parking
– University of Newcastle – 4.2km, Honeysuckle – 8km, Bar Beach – 10km

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