3 Cowper Street, Georgetown NSW 2298

With its rich red brick facade, dreamy interiors and lush garden entertaining, this home is everything we love about Georgetown. Character meets curation in the best way - think warm timber tones, soft natural light and a layout that just works.

Inside, the renovation is thoughtful and stylish, with calming neutrals, polished floors and beautiful archways, adding a touch of vintage charm. The kitchen feels like something out of a design magazine (hello sage green cabinetry), while the open plan living at the rear is perfect for cosy nights in or entertaining with friends. Step outside to your very own alfresco haven, complete with two covered spaces, festoon lighting and plenty of space for a barbecue. It's giving year-round comfort and seriously good vibes.

What you'll love:
-- 3 bedrooms each with ceiling fans, 2 with built-in robes
-- Two light-filled living spaces
-- Split system air conditioning
-- Renovated kitchen with elegant finishes and plenty of bench space
-- Family-sized bathroom with separate tub and shower
-- Warm timber flooring and fresh paint throughout
-- Covered alfresco with lighting and BBQ zone, plus a second outdoor dining nook
-- Established gardens and fully fenced yard
-- Secure garage with remote controlled door
Your New Neighbourhood:
-- 14min walk to Waratah Public School (1km)
-- 9min walk to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (700m)
-- 8min drive to Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus (4.7km)
-- 10min walk to Waratah Park and Playground (700m)
-- 3min walk to Georgetown café and retail hub (240m)
-- 10min walk to Waratah Village (700m)
-- 13min drive to Newcastle CBD & beaches (5.1km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $750
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $613
-- Approx. water rates per third: $306 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Damian Rafty on 4967 6770.

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