71 Fleming Street, Wickham NSW 2293

A fresh vision of period grace and contemporary style, this renovated home is part of a community minded neighbourhood. Dressed in fresh neutral tones and opening to a sunny garden that is privately encompassed by a grand established hedge, many a relaxed afternoon will be spent here.

With soaring ceilings, original floorboards and elegant touches throughout, there's a distinct sense of serenity within this home.

Boasting lifestyle appeal, the location here will be sure to impress with the water's edge and Wickham Beach a mere 700m from your door. This is a terrific opportunity to secure a slice of trendy city-edge living where there's so much on offer!

Highlights:
-- Three bedrooms - two with built in robes
-- Renovated bathroom with floor to ceiling tiling
-- Open plan living
-- Ducted air conditioning throughout
-- Renovated kitchen with stone bench tops and gas cooking
-- Original features - newly polished floorboards, original cooker preserved in the kitchen, picture rails, large sash windows
-- Separate laundry with loads of storage
-- Private garden with a northerly aspect plus a garden shed
-- Secure off street parking with access through to the rear garden

Here and there:
-- School catchment - Tighes Hill Public School - 21min walk (1.5km)
-- Wickham Park Playground - 3min walk (200m)
-- Beaumont Street restaurant and retail strip - 12min walk (800m)
-- Maryville cycleway - 14min walk (1km)
-- Islington Dog Off-Leash Area - 20min walk (1.4km)
-- Wickham beach - 10min walk (700m)
-- Honeysuckle Foreshore - 6min cycle (1.9km)
-- Newcastle beaches - 8min drive (3.9km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return - in the vicinity of $650
-- Approx. council rates per quarter - $587
-- Approx. water rates per third - $298 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Bec on 4967 6770.

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