120 King Street, Shortland, NSW 2307

This quietly placed haven that transcends the ordinary, offers the astute buyer not just a home but a palette for boundless imagination.

Set in a leafy streetscape, this property strikes a perfect chord between stylish charm and contemporary comfort, with a spacious flow-through layout that invites relaxation. Perfect to move straight in, the newly refreshed abode offers a convenient position to local retail hubs, parks, schools and transport.

What a wonderful opportunity for those looking for an investment, that perfect start or family home. With all of the hard work completed, entertaining and comfort are covered here.

Highlights:
-- Approx. 575.4 m2 block - secure, pet and child friendly
-- Three bedrooms - all with built-in robes
-- Open plan living and dining space with split system air-conditioning
-- Updated country kitchen with gas cooktop and quality appliances
-- Family bathroom with bathtub and separate W.C
-- Light filled interiors with high set views over the surrounding wetland reserve
-- Elevated covered alfresco overlooking the easy care garden space
-- Drive through garage plus driveway parking for additional vehicles

Here and there:
-- School catchment - Shortland Public School - 24min walk (1.7km), Callaghan College Waratah Campus - 11min drive (7.8km), Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus - 7min drive (5km)
-- Shortland Waters Golf Club - 5min drive (2.9Km)
-- Jesmond Central - 9min drive (5.6km)
-- Lyall Park - 8min walk (650m)
-- University of Newcastle - 5min drive (4.1km)
-- Newcastle beaches - 21min drive (14.1km)
-- M1 Pacific Motorway to Sydney - 18min drive (13.3km)


-- Approx. weekly rental return - in the vicinity of $550
-- Approx. council rates per quarter - $505
-- Approx. water rates per third - $265 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Dave or Toby on 4967 6770.

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