53 Prince Street, Waratah NSW 2298

With its warm welcome and timeless charm, 53 Prince Street is the kind of home that wraps around you the moment you walk in.

This weatherboard cottage blends character and comfort beautifully from the glowing timber floors and soft natural light to the cosy living room with its original fireplace. The tastefully updated kitchen is both functional and inviting, ready for everyday cooking or weekend hosting.

Step outside and there's even more to enjoy: a covered deck that invites slow afternoons and evening get-togethers, plus a generous backyard framed by lush greenery — perfect for kids, pets or future expansion (subject to council approval).

Whether you're starting out, settling in or simply searching for something with soul, this one's ready to welcome you home.

What You'll Love
-- Two generously sized bedrooms each with ceiling fans
-- Split system air conditioning
-- Gas cooking
-- Character façade
-- Timber floors and high ceilings
-- Covered deck
-- Over-sized back yard
-- Quiet neighbourhood
-- Walking distance to cafes, pubs and supermarkets

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 9 min walk to Waratah Station (650m)
-- 14 min walk to Waratah Public School (1km)
-- 12 min walk to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (850m)
-- 6 min drive to Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus (2.8m)
-- 11 min walk to Calvary Mater Hospital (700m)
-- 16 min walk to Waratah Village (1.1km)
-- 10 min walk to Waratah Gardens (750m)
-- 9 min walk to Town Hall Hotel (650m)
-- 9 min walk to Lord's Coffee (650m)
-- 5 min drive McDonald Jones Stadium (2.5km)
-- 14 min drive to Newcastle CBD (6.8km)
-- 20 min drive to Newcastle Beaches (9km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: $630
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $572
-- Approx. water rates per third: $322
For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Katrina Mortensen on 4967 6770.

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