34 Pillapai Street, Charlestown NSW 2290

This brick beauty has had the full treatment, reimagined, reconfigured, and completely refreshed from top to toe. The standout update is the lower level that now features its own self-contained one-bedroom setup. Whether it's a space for extended family, independent young adults, or a ready-to-go rental (short or long term), this home offers total flexibility.

Street appeal's been lifted too, thanks to a freshly painted façade, refurbished roof, and neat landscaping. Upstairs, the main home features three bedrooms and a showstopper bathroom with a back-to-wall tub and sleek frameless shower. The bright open-plan layout connects living, dining, and a contemporary kitchen with timber-look cabinetry and a striking herringbone marble splashback. Slide open the glass doors to a rear deck that's made for alfresco afternoons and leafy, sunset views.

Tucked into a friendly, well-connected street on the sought-after east side, you're central to Charlestown Square, Whitebridge village, and just minutes from the Fernleigh Track and Redhead and Dudley beach days.

- Dual level brick and tile home on 562.8sqm block with northeasterly aspect
- Self-contained lower level with air-conditioned lounge, kitchenette, bathroom & bedroom
- Ducted a/c upstairs, plantation shutters and crisp neutral décor
- Kitchen with stone benches, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
- Two contemporary bathrooms with floor to ceiling tiling and brushed brass tapware
- Each level has an alfresco entertaining area capturing gree views and sunsets
- 1700m to Charlestown Public school, 2.7km from Whitebridge High school
- Central to Charlestown Square and Whitebridge shops and cafes
- 15-minute drive to Newcastle city centre, 10 minutes drive to Redhead Beach

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