200 Wommara Avenue, Belmont North NSW 2280

While it's clear this home has seen better days, its potential is undeniable. Boasting three spacious bedrooms, an air-conditioned lounge and dining area, and older style kitchen and bathroom, this property is just waiting for your personal touch to bring it back to life. But the real gem is its location and size. With 759sqm of prime land, this property offers stunning ocean and lake views, providing the perfect backdrop for a laidback coastal lifestyle. The 15.24m frontage also offers potential for development, making it an excellent investment opportunity.
Perhaps you'll choose to knock down and rebuild your dream family home on this generous block, or maybe you'll add value through a renovation. Either way, the potential of this property is limited only by your imagination. Located in the desirable area between Jewels and Belmont, you'll enjoy easy access to everyday conveniences, while also being surrounded by the natural beauty of Lake Macquarie and Redhead Beach. Whether you're into 4-wheel driving at Belmont Wetlands or cycling to Swansea or Adamstown on the nearby Fernleigh Track, this location offers something for everyone.

- North facing block with approximate dimensions of 15.24m X 49.83m
- Air-conditioned lounge room, three bedrooms, electric-equipped kitchen, older style bathroom all in need of renovation
- Rear of the home elevated above deep backyard capturing lake and ocean views
- 600m- Belmont North Public, 1300m - Belmont Christian College,1700m - Belmont High
- 10 minute drive to Warners Bay lake foreshore, or patrolled Redhead Beach
- Number 14 bus stops at the doorstep for travel between Newcastle and Swansea
- 15 min drive to Charlestown Square, 25 minutes to Newcastle city centre
- All building work is subject to approval from Lake Macquarie Council
- Potential development site STCA

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.