37 Newcomen Street, Newcastle NSW 2300

Enviably located in a superb walk-to-everywhere location, this classic Victorian terrace c.1880's sits in a handsome row of three catching the sea breeze, harbour views and an outlook over the historic Newcastle Club and Christ Church Cathedral.
Its tri-level layout flaunts a blend of present-day comfort and original 19th century features on an unexpectedly deep block. Soaring high ceilings enhance the dimensions of the home while timber floors, a cast iron fireplace, hallway arch and original sandstone walls add charm and character. Updated kitchen and bathroom spaces provide a modern touch to the current configuration of 3/4-bedrooms and two living areas. The courtyard garden beckons alfresco dining backdropped by raised garden beds and an array of fruit trees. A most inviting and appealing home, visionary new owners may wish to take inspiration from the neighbouring property to extend and contemporise the floorplan.
The prized location of 37 Newcomen Street cannot be overstated. Stroll around the corner to Good Brother or Ground Floor for your morning coffee, enjoy lunch or dinner at a choice of cafes and restaurants, grab your towel and swimmers and run to the beach or Bogey Hole, jump on the light rail to the west end, or walk to King Edward Park or along the harbour foreshore to Honeysuckle.
* Tri-storey stone-built terrace on 172sqm block with secure side access
* Ground floor bedroom offers versatility as additional living space
* Eat-in kitchen with gas stove, dishwasher and study nook
* Full-size family bathroom upstairs plus an extra toilet on other floors
* Two upper level bedrooms are exceptionally spacious, master opens to lacework verandah and harbour views
* Air-conditioning and sea breezes provide comfort throughout the seasons
* Three permits for on-street parking
* Less than 500m to Newcastle Beach and ocean baths

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