9/161 Scott Street, Newcastle NSW 2300

Setting a high standard in style, space and historic character, this distinctive dual level apartment gives you a chance to own a slice of Newcastle's history and become part of this beautifully converted c.1899 heritage building. Originally designed by renowned architect Frederick Menkens for firm R Hall and Sons, 161 Scott Street was later occupied by Rundles Tailoring until it was converted into apartments in 1998. This four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence's position on the third-floor gifts it a unique aspect with only one neighbour below. Skylights bring in beautiful natural light, and a large internal courtyard is a brilliant space for entertaining and relaxation. Many retained original fixtures along with resort facilities including a residents' heated lap pool, sauna, and gym give this home character and style, while the complex itself has a real sense of community that's hard to beat. You don't have far to go for your morning coffee with The Signalbox across the road and Neighbours around the corner. Jump on the tram at the front door to the transport interchange or grab your towel and head to the beach. This fabulous location has it all.

- Secure entry to grand formal entrance and lift access between floors
- Single car space and large lock-up storeroom for valuables and sports equipment
- Open plan living with 3m high ceilings, exposed beams and brick walls
- Granite-topped kitchen with Smeg gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher
- Three main level bedrooms with built-in robes and access to internal courtyard
- Upper level fourth bedroom with skylight and handy loft storage
- Fully tiled master ensuite; three-way main bathroom/laundry
- Brand new ducted air-conditioning and plush carpet throughout
- Residents' heated lap pool, sauna, gym and communal courtyard
- Directly opposite Market Lawn, Queens Wharf and the harbour foreshore

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