1A Earl Street, Holmesville NSW 2286

This three-bedroom home hits that lovely balance of charm and instant liveability. Fresh flooring carries through the open-plan living zone, where soft neutrals meet playful accents. The pastel pink front door, calming green feature walls, and warm timber tones all working together to give the home an easy, feel-good energy from the moment you step inside. It's beautifully presented, so you can move straight in without lifting a finger.

The kitchen and bathroom are tidy and functional, giving you a solid base now with scope to update later if you choose. Out back, a generous covered deck becomes your go-to spot for morning coffees, weekend barbecues, or watching kids and pets explore the north-facing yard. Sitting on a 613.3sqm block, the backyard is a genuine blank canvas, ready for veggie beds, a firepit, or a future extension (STCA), whatever suits your next chapter.

You're close to schools, shops, parks, and playgrounds, with Cameron Park Plaza and West Wallsend amenities just minutes away. Lake Macquarie's shoreline is an easy 15-minute trip, while the nearby M1, Link Road, and Hunter Expressway keep commuting straightforward.

- Single level weatherboard/tile home, 613.3sqm corner block behind a white picket fence
- New plank flooring and lovely décor throughout
- Open plan lounge and dining with ornate cornices and a/c
- Kitchen with electric cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
- Three bedrooms all fitted with built-in robes, main with a/c
- Bathroom with bath, shower and separate w/c
- 7.1m long single garage, covered deck for alfresco entertaining
- 1.4km - West Wallsend Public School, 400m - West Wallsend High

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