14 Alfred Street, Waratah NSW 2298

Tucked away on one of Waratah's whisper-quiet streets, this solid brick home blends timeless charm with just enough polish to keep things fresh.

The kind of home that feels grounded from the moment you step inside, sunlight through skylights, newly varnished timber underfoot, and a sense of calm that comes with a well-built, well-kept space.

The living area is generous, open, and warmed by natural textures. Reworked with intent, from the stripped-back floors to the sleek new back doors, this is a home that's evolved, not just updated. It's the kind of place you can grow into, make memories in, and relax without compromise.

What You'll Love
-- Sturdy brick construction on a peaceful, tree-lined street
-- Light-filled living room with brand-new skylight overhead
-- Beautifully restored timber floors adding warmth and texture throughout
-- Flexible floorplan with defined lounge and dining zones
-- Two well-sized bedrooms with ceiling fans
-- Private backyard with paved entertaining space and garden shed
-- Off-street parking in the rear carport with easy side access

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 9min walk to Waratah Public School (600m)
-- 11min walk to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (850m)
-- 7min drive to Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus (3.8km)
-- 8min walk to Mater Hospital (500m)
-- 3min drive or 13min walk to Waratah Village (950m)
-- 5min drive to Mayfield Woolworths, ALDI, Café's and shops (2.7km)
-- 6min drive to Newcastle Showground/ Entertainment Centre (2.8km)
-- 5min drive to McDonald Jones Stadium (2.3km)
-- 2min drive or 11min walk to Waratah Train Station (900m)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $630-$640
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $600
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Katrina Mortensen on 4967 6770.

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