1 Yarrabee Close, Charlestown NSW 2290

Auction Location: Watt Street Commercial Centre.

Retreat to this relaxing, split-level designed residence of peaceful tranquility resting in a quiet cul-de-sac and perfectly positioned to capture a lush, leafy outlook. Timber floors and vaulted ceilings create an immediate sense of warmth and space in the open plan living area while the deck tempts you outside for alfresco entertaining. Beautifully enhanced by the stylish renovation of its kitchen and three bathrooms and with a choice of living and bedroom accommodation upstairs and down, this delightful home is move-in ready for a growing family.

Inside, the open plan family living and dining area seamlessly integrates with the contemporary new Caesarstone kitchen before opening to the wide entertainers deck that captures a sun-filled northwesterly aspect and calming leafy backdrop. There are three robed bedrooms on a soft split-level served by a stylish new master ensuite and full-size family bathroom with separate w/c. Downstairs, a fourth bedroom, third bathroom and second living space with wood-burning fire will catch the eye of parents and teenagers alike, or with its own separate entrance could easily suit guests. A freestanding double garage adds a fine finishing touch.

The homes quiet yet highly convenient address is positioned within easy access to Charlestown Square providing a wealth of shopping, entertainment, dining and transport options. The city bypass is just minutes from here offering a quick commute to the John Hunter Hospital and University of Newcastle.

-Split level family home in northwest to rear 525sqm cul-de-sac address
-Beautifully renovated throughout and ready to enjoy
-Open plan layout with timber floors, neutral dcor and air-conditioning
-Smartly updated kitchen with electric cooktop, dishwasher and stone benches
-Plush carpet and built-in robes to all bedrooms; master with new ensuite
-Alfresco entertaining deck and gardens framed by greenery
-Less than 15 minutes drive to Newcastle CBD, beaches and Lake Macquarie