2/65 Selwyn Street, Merewether NSW 2291

Set in one of Merewether's most connected pockets, this townhouse offers an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle with a touch of everyday comfort.

The open plan living space feels calm and welcoming, exposed brick, and a simple connection through to the courtyard, perfect for a quiet morning coffee or catching up with friends in the afternoon sun. The kitchen has been tastefully updated with Westinghouse electric appliances and a clean, modern finish, while the three upstairs bedrooms offer built-ins, ceiling fans, and air conditioning for year-round comfort.

It's a home that feels effortless, where weekends can be spent at the beach, walking to cafés, or simply enjoying the stillness of your own space.

What You'll Love
-- Modern kitchen with Westinghouse electric oven and cooktop and breakfast bar
-- Open living area flowing through to private courtyard
-- Three bedrooms including built-ins ceiling fans and split-system air conditioning
-- Laundry with direct outdoor access and extra toilet
-- Modern bathroom with separate bathtub
-- Single lock-up garage with internal access

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 3min drive to Merewether Heights Public School (1.3km)
-- 5min drive to Kotara High School (4.3km)
-- 15min walk to Convoy Commune Café (1.1km)
-- 4min drive or 24min walk to Merewether Ocean Baths (2.4km)
-- 6min drive to Bar Beach (3km)
-- 3min drive or 18min walk to Modus Merewether (1.4km)
-- 4min drive to Junction Fair Shopping Centre (1.6km)
-- 4min drive to The Junction retail and café strip (1.6km)
-- 10min drive to Newcastle CBD (3.8km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $730
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $520
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Bec Williams or Sophie Hunter on 4967 6770.

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