139 Marshall Street, Kotara NSW 2289

Offering plenty of room for a growing family to stretch out both inside and outdoors, this brick and tile home is positioned on a leafy 948sqm block just 290m from Garden Suburb Public school and minutes from the city bypass making the daily commute a breeze.

Those captivated by the warmth and charm of the home's original timber floors, working sandstone fireplace, and glass French doors will appreciate the dual level design featuring up to six bedrooms plus a study, separate lounge and dining rooms anchored by an electric-equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, a lower-level retreat, and an abundance of storage. The rear verandah catches the morning sun, while the timber deck, fire pit and rustic gardens provide an abundance of space for kids to play and adults to entertain.

The highly desirable Kotara address is the perfect place to put down roots, while this spacious home offers the chance for you to make it your own with further enhancements.

- Dual level brick and tile home on leafy 948sqm block
- Spacious lounge room with working fire and gas heating opens to rear verandah
- Air-conditioned dining room and kitchen with electric cooking and dishwasher
- Three bedrooms on main level plus a versatile home office or sixth bedroom with own separate entrance
- New internal staircase down to two bedrooms, study, retreat, second bathroom and storeroom
- The backyard offers plenty of nooks and crannies for relaxation, entertaining and kids to explore
- Double carport plus parking bay for boat, motorhome or two additional cars
- In catchment for Garden Suburb Public school and Cardiff High
- Five minutes' drive to Westfield Kotara, Charlestown Square & John Hunter Hospital
- 9km to Newcastle city centre, 7.5km to Warners Bay and Lake Macquarie

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