12 Gregson Avenue, Mayfield West NSW 2304

Neat, honest, and full of personality. This is the kind of home that doesn't try too hard but still feels completely right.

Inside, it's all about comfort with a little bit of character. Polished timber floors, a retro timber breakfast bar, and pops of colour that make you smile. There's a breezy, open plan flow through the living and sunroom spaces, plenty of natural light, and the kind of floorplan that just works. No bells, no whistles, just good bones and warmth.

Life just happens here. Coffee in the sunny front room, books stacked by the bed, dinner with friends. Whether you're just starting out or scaling things back, this one makes space for life without the fuss.

What You'll Love
-- 2 Bedrooms each with ceiling fans and built in robes
-- Airy open plan living
-- Polished floor boards
-- Sunroom with views to the garden
-- Generous grassy backyard
-- Split system air conditioning
-- Plenty of off-street parking

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 2 min walk to Mayfield West Public School (120m)
-- 7 min drive to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (3.4km)
-- 8 min drive to Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus (5km)
-- 5 min walk to Bull & Tourle Street Reserve (300m)
-- 5 min drive to Woolworths Warabrook (1.7km)
-- 8 min drive to Waratah Village (3.4km)
-- 5 min drive to TAFE (2.74km)
-- 15 min walk to Stevenson Park/Playground (1km)
-- 9 min walk to Mayfield West Bowling Club (600m)
-- 5 min drive to Calvary Mater Hospital (1.9km)
-- 13 min drive to Newcastle CBD (7.4km)
-- 19 min drive to Newcastle Beaches (9km)
-- 25 min walk to Waratah Station (2.4km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $670
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $549
-- Approx. water rates per third: $290 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please Toby Wilson on 4967 6770.

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