124 Swan St, Morpeth is a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom House and was built in 1849. The property has a land size of 164m2 and floor size of 93m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in January 2017.
A defining feature of Morpeths charming streetscape, James Taylors Bonded Store is a piece of significant regional, and arguably national history. This striking building, constructed from locally quarried sandstone, boasts classic Georgian architecture, with an elegant simplicity that lets its timeless beauty speak for itself.Set between Swan Street and the Hunter River, this property offers breathtaking views from the rear. The north-facing living spaces and landscaped courtyard capture views of the river and the rolling rural landscape beyond. The iconic Morpeth Bridge spans the sparkling waters, offering a glimpse of the distant mountains on the horizon.With three levels of living space, the homes layout is both practical and flexible. The upper floor houses two generous bedrooms, while the ground floor features open-plan living and a well-appointed kitchen. The lower level serves as a versatile entertainment space or self sufficient guest room. Both the upper and lower levels are complemented by luxurious, fully renovated bathrooms, with a convenient powder room on the ground floor.The master bedroom enjoys serene country views through a large, double-hung sash windowone of many original details that run throughout the home. For warmth and character, an exquisite open fireplace with an ornate marble surround serves as a stunning focal point. The second bedroom features an private balcony that overlooks Swan Streetideal for enjoying the view during events like the annual jazz festival or Anzac Day parade.A striking front door on Swan Street is framed by elegant black plant stands under a simple awning, adding a touch of understated sophistication. Inside, the spacious lounge and dining area are warmed by another grand open fireplace. The 12-foot high ceilings and whitewashed walls enhance the sense of space, while limed bamboo floors bring a modern twist to the classic design.The home has been thoughtfully adapted for modern living, with clever storage solutions like custom cabinetry extending to the ceiling and built-in storage beneath the stairsmaximizing space without sacrificing style. The contemporary kitchen is a true highlight, offering sleek, glossy white cabinetry and mirrored panels that reflect light, creating an airy, bright atmosphere. Superior stainless steel Smeg appliances, stone benchtops with Italian marble accents, and carefully designed LED lighting elevate the space, blending form and function seamlessly.From the lounge room you will be drawn out to the enormous elevated rear veranda, where you can relax in privacy while enjoying the lush green courtyard and views down to the rivers edge. From here, you can watch kayakers glide by or watch boats from Newcastle bringing visitors to Morpeth, just as they have for nearly two centuries. The lower level, once used as a wine cellar, has been transformed into a versatile recreational area that seamlessly connects to the beautiful and low maintanance courtyard. A wide arched doorway, originally for practical loading, now features full-glass French doors, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors. Original iron bars on the windows nod to the spaces history, while today it offers endless possibilities. A stunning freestanding designer tub in the corner adds an indulgent touch, while a modern laundry and bathroom are tucked along one wall of the large 6m x 6m space.Morpeth offers an exceptional lifestyle, whether as a weekend retreat or a place to call home. Its just a short 10-minute drive to East Maitland, where you'll find Stockland Greenhills Shopping Centre, Hunter Valley Grammar School, and more. The M1 Motorway, accessible from East Maitland, connects you to Sydney in about two hours. The Hunter Expressway links you to Singleton and the renowned Hunter Valley wine region in around 45 minutes. For city amenities, Newcastle is only a 25-minute drive east, offering vibrant nightlife, world-class beaches, and regional universities. Maitland, a rapidly growing city with excellent business and employment opportunities, is just 15 minutes away.PRD is proud to be appointed the exclusive marketing agents for this terrific and unique property. Please contact James Hannah today on 0400 301 349 to arrange your private appointment.
The size of Morpeth is approximately 4.8 square kilometres. It has 2 parks covering nearly 4.3% of total area. The population of Morpeth in 2016 was 1403 people. By 2021 the population was 1686 showing a population growth of 20.2% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Morpeth is 70-79 years. Households in Morpeth are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Morpeth work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 63.50% of the homes in Morpeth were owner-occupied compared with 67.40% in 2016.
Morpeth has 910 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Morpeth have seen a 79.19% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 49.37% increase. As at 30 November 2025:
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