11/30 Bruce Street, Cooks Hill NSW 2300

This well presented three bedroom townhouse is in an ideal location within a 5 minute walk to Darby Street restaurants, Conservatorium of Music, city library, art galleries, Tower Cinemas, Market Town shopping centre, Hunter Street ,parks and the future University city campus.

Open the front door and enter into the huge lounge and dining area then through to the brand new kitchen which includes a new dishwasher, gas appliances and microwave with plenty of storage. The kitchen flows through to a lovely outdoor courtyard with rain sensitive louvres that close automatically, so your outdoor living and entertaining experience can continue uninterrupted. A unique feature is private access from the courtyard to peaceful Hunnifords Lane. The downstairs of the property also features reverse cycle inverter air conditioning.

All three bedrooms have ceiling fans and built-ins. Two of the bedrooms open onto a balcony with views over Cooks Hill and beyond. The main bathroom has a separate bath and enclosed shower. Benefit from a large loft area which provides enormous extra storage plus an internal laundry and an additional toilet. There is a detached garage with remote control, down-lighting and space for a work-bench. This property is larger and more private than many free-standing dwellings.

Site has good visitor parking spaces.

Property Features:
- Double fronted 3 bedroom townhouse and detached garage
- Brand new kitchen with gas appliances
- Secure, private access from courtyard into Hunnifords Lane
- Large bathroom, plus downstairs toilet and laundry
- Rendered, high-wall courtyard with motorized louvre roof
- Huge storage loft with retractable-ladder


Historic Hunnifords Lane was the focus of an article by The Heralds Ian Kirkwood 11 February 2010. This historic, tiny lane as Ian calls it, dates back to the mid-19th century. It has been recently renamed to Hunnifords Lane at the request of a Newcastle family that once owned the terrace that became the charming von Bertouch gallery in 1968.