29 Ada Street

Waratah NSW 2298

- Mitsubishi split system air conditioning in the living area and all bedrooms, ceiling fans and a gas bayonet
- Soaring ceilings, timber and cosy carpet flooring, plus a striking chandelier upon entry
- Relaxed living and dining area flowing seamlessly onto the alfresco
- Well appointed kitchen with 60mm timber benchtops, a built-in pantry and a 900mm oven with a five burner gas cooktop
- Three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes for convenient storage
- Bathroom featuring a shower with a rain showerhead, plus an additional WC at the rear of the home
- Covered timber alfresco with a ceiling fan, a retractable sunshade and a built-in laundry
- Fully fenced backyard with a grassed lawn, a veggie patch and a garden shed

Outgoings:
Council Rates: $2,356 approx. per annum
Water Rates: $910.92 approx. per annum
Rental Return: $700 - $750 approx. per week

Delivering plenty of charm and character throughout, this beautifully presented cottage style home combines timeless features with updated comforts, all set within an exceptionally convenient location. Warm, welcoming and filled with personality, this home offers a relaxed lifestyle with immediate appeal for families, professionals and investors alike.

Ideally positioned, this home places Newcastle University, the Mater Hospital, local shopping and public transport all within easy reach. Beyond everyday living, Newcastle's vibrant CBD, café scene and iconic beaches can all be reached in around 20 minutes.

From the street, a grassed front lawn, beautiful established gardens and a covered front porch create an inviting first impression, immediately enhancing the home's classic cottage appeal.

Stepping inside, soaring ceilings and a striking chandelier at the point of entry set the tone for the warmth and character found throughout the home. Timber and cosy carpet flooring pair beautifully with the original charm, while thoughtful modern updates ensure everyday comfort.

All three bedrooms are fitted with ceiling fans, alongside Mitsubishi split system air conditioning for year round climate control. Two bedrooms include built-in wardrobes, one further enhanced by a charming built-in window seat creating the perfect reading nook or quiet retreat.

Servicing the home, the bathroom features a shower with a rain showerhead, a vanity, a shaver cabinet and a toilet, with a 2nd WC located at the rear of the home for added convenience.

The kitchen blends warmth and practicality with 60mm timber benchtops, a built-in pantry, a dual sink and a convenient USB power outlet. A 900mm oven paired with a five burner gas cooktop and a rangehood overhead completes this well appointed space.

Flowing alongside, the living and dining area creates a relaxed central hub featuring a ceiling fan with a light, Mitsubishi split system air conditioning, a gas bayonet and a pendant light above the dining space. A large sliding door fitted with a security screen opens seamlessly onto the alfresco, encouraging easy indoor-outdoor living.

Outside, the undercover timber alfresco creates a relaxed space to unwind or entertain, thoughtfully finished with a ceiling fan, a retractable sunshade and a built-in laundry for added practicality.

The fully fenced backyard continues the home's inviting appeal with a grassed lawn, a veggie patch and a garden shed already in place, creating a comfortable outdoor setting with room to enjoy.

Homes offering this level of charm, character and convenience within Waratah continue to attract strong demand. We encourage our buyers to contact the team at Clarke & Co Estate Agents without delay to secure their inspections.

Why you'll love where you live;
- 5 minute drive to the University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus
- Minutes by car to the Mater Hospital
- 5 minutes to the Waratah shopping complex, offering all your everyday needs within easy reach
- 2 minutes by car or walking distance to Waratah train station
- 20 minute drive to the city lights and beaches of Newcastle

Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.