Newcastle East 25 Stevenson Place

Forming part of a handsome row of seven terraces built in 1903 and known as 'Belmont Terrace', this beautiful Victorian has been sympathetically restored and reimagined for modern inner-city living.

Timelessly elegant, the home showcases pressed metal ceilings, two ornamental fireplaces, coloured glass windows, Kauri pine and tallowwood floors, and more than a touch of contemporary style and sophistication.

Formal lounge and dining rooms greet you on entry, while a spectacular new island kitchen and sitting room form the lower floor with two sets of bi-fold doors opening the space right up to a sunny courtyard. With built-in seating beckoning you to relax and a beach shower accessed via the rear lane, this home is as practical as it is beautiful.

The fully tiled new bathroom on the upper level serves the three-bedroom accommodation in style. The master opens to a classic lacework verandah, where you can enjoy the northerly aspect and glimpses of the harbour and Stockton Bight, while the rear bedroom opens to a deck taking in vistas of Christ Church Cathedral, the Obelsik and some of the city's historic buildings.

Walk out of your front door and wander to the harbour via Foreshore Park, wander into the city and Honeysuckle whenever you feel like it, swim and surf every day, jump on the light rail. The lifestyle benefits that come as part of the package here cannot be beaten.

- Split system air-conditioning to all three bedrooms, two of which open to verandahs
- Renovated main bathroom with frameless glass shower; handy second w.c and hot and cold outdoor shower
- Plenty of valuable storage space throughout
- Air-conditioned island kitchen with striking Dekton benchtops and splashback, Ilve gas cooktop and 90cm oven, Siemens dishwasher and pull-out bins
- Keyless entry from the rear lane into gorgeous rear courtyard
- In catchment for highly sought-after Newcastle East Public school, 1100m to Newcastle Grammar
- Easy stroll to fabulous bars and restaurants including Paymasters, Scotties, Scratchleys, Queens Wharf
- Footsteps to the light rail stop at Pacific Park, plenty of on-street parking with residents permits issued by Newcastle City Council

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