86 Woodstock Street, Mayfield NSW 2304

Auction Location: ONLINE ONLY

Classic charm, original grace and a garden haven create an excellent home for relaxed enjoyment, all just moments from the city centre and beaches. With outstanding natural light throughout, this home perfectly blends original character and period elements. Better still, this property offers potential as a future imaginative update with extension (STCA), a perfect first home or a fruitful investment.
This superb property package is in a great neighbourhood close to Mayfield's highlights. This is a prime lifestyle opportunity with excellent transport options, schools, stunning parks, popular eateries, and retail precincts all within easy access.

Highlights:

-- Big 413m2 block approx.
-- High, hill position: perfect for catching the coastal breezes
-- Three bedrooms: large main with built-in robes
-- Original details: high ceilings, polished timber floorboards, sash windows, original timber internal doors
-- Air conditioning and ceiling fans
-- Neat kitchen with gas cooking: perfect space to add your own designer touches
-- Spacious, updated bathroom
-- Separate laundry room
-- Private driveway with access to fenced backyard
-- Carport and single garage: plus ample parking for additional vehicles tandem


Here and there:

-- School catchment: Mayfield West Public School 9min walk (650m), Callaghan College Waratah Campus 5min drive (2.6km)
-- Bull and Tourle Street Reserve: 4min walk (250m)
-- Hillcrest Tennis Club: 8min walk (550m)
-- Maitland Road retail and café hub: 12min walk (900m)
-- Newcastle CBD & beaches: 15min drive (8.3km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $650 - $670
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $520
-- Approx. water rates per third: $280 (not incl. usage)

This property will be sold via auction on Saturday 2nd March 2024, unless sold prior.

For more info, contact Roland or Toby on 4967 6770.

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