111 Rae Crescent, Kotara, NSW 2289

This beautiful home, brimming with charm, presents a thrilling opportunity in the heart of Kotara. Situated in a sought-after and serene location, you can easily feel the stylish details and atmosphere that define this property and address.

With a spacious floor plan, and many updates throughout, this home is perfectly ready to move straight in, or a canvas on which to extend and create your dreams in the years ahead (STCA). Just a few steps away from the local café hub and backing onto the highly esteemed Bromley Park, this is an exceptional opportunity that arises only once in a lifetime. This is not to be missed.

Highlights:
-- Large 752sqm block (approx.)
-- Adjacent to Bromley Park
-- Three bedrooms: two with built-ins
-- Large garage with workshop/studio space at rear: ideal for home office/gym, guest space
-- Ducted air conditioning throughout
-- Decorative fireplace and polished timber floors
-- Light-filled lounge overlooking the tree-lined street
-- Separate dining
-- Family bathroom with bathtub
-- Kitchen with stone bench-tops and quality appliances
-- Large laundry with additional W.C
-- Covered deck overlooking the lush rear garden
-- Carport and driveway parking for additional vehicles

Here and there:
-- School catchment: Kotara South Public School - 4min walk (300m), Kotara High School - 25min walk (2.1km)
-- Block backs onto Bromley Park
-- Joslin Street cafes: 3min walk (300m)
-- Westfield Kotara: 17min walk (1.4km)
-- Kotara Park Playground: 4min walk (300m)
-- Blackbutt Nature Reserve: 26min walk (2km)
-- Newcastle beaches: 13min drive (7.8km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $690
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $545
-- Approx. water rates per third: $285 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Roland on 4967 6770.

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