149 Douglas Street, Stockton, NSW 2295 - More Details
$1,350,000 - $1,450,000
This charming three-bedroom brick home at 149 Douglas Street showcases everything that makes Stockton living so desirable, perfectly positioned. Nestled in Newcastle's unique peninsula suburb where country town atmosphere meets coastal convenience, this property offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity.
The property is currently fully furnished and being run very successfully as an Air B&B, with forward bookings and caretaken by a long experienced, local manager.
Our vendor is interested in selling internal furnishings, by negotiation, a list of these items can be supplied, it basically consists of everything internally and externally, excluding some sentimental prints hanging on the walls.
The current owner is very house proud and maintains the property at it's best, upon inspecting the property this becomes very evident.
Step inside to discover thoughtfully designed living spaces featuring ducted heating and cooling throughout, ensuring year-round comfort. The heart of the home boasts a well-appointed kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasher, while built-in wardrobes provide excellent storage solutions, the master has a WIR. Two full bathrooms service the home, including a convenient ensuite to the master bedroom, and broadband internet connectivity keeps you connected to the world.
The living spaces internally are generous (North East facing), a separate dinning, living and family room which flows out to the a beautiful, exterior entertaining area, with retractable blinds for those warmer days.
The outdoor spaces truly shine with multiple entertainment areas, complemented by a private courtyard which overlooks the manicured gardens & large well maintained spa, a wonderful place to entertain family and friends..
Convenience is paramount with a remote-controlled double garage providing secure parking.
The fully fenced property ensures privacy and security, while eco-conscious features include solar panels, water tank.
Stockton's unique character stems from its fascinating blend of industrial heritage and coastal beauty. Known locally as Burrabihngarn by the traditional Worimi people, this peninsula suburb offers residents an escape from city pace while maintaining excellent connectivity to the Greater Hunter Region. The community takes pride in its working-class roots and country town feel, complete with local shops, churches, clubhouses, and three welcoming pubs.
Outdoor enthusiasts will relish the proximity to the magnificent 32-kilometre Stockton Beach, renowned for surfing, four-wheel driving adventures, and recreational fishing. The eastern coastline features dramatic sand dunes rising over 30 meters high, while the western marshlands provide excellent bird watching opportunities. Local sporting culture thrives through cricket, soccer with the Stockton Sharks, rugby league, and the active Surf Life Saving Club.
350m from your door to Stockton Beach, 190m to the Nth Channel of the hunter river and a recently upgraded boat ramp, (one of the best available for boaters and fisherman) in the Hunter region, from which to launch your boat and enjoy the water activities the area is renowned for (it also has direct access to the ocean, as well).
• Convenient ferry service to Newcastle's Queens Wharf takes just three minutes
• Hunter Valley Buses route 136 provides connections to Raymond Terrace & Port Stephens
• Stockton Bridge offers direct road access to Newcastle and northern destinations, Newcastle Airport with domestic and international flights, is on a direct bus route from Stockton (easy walking distance to the bus stop from the property).
• Local shopping and amenities within the suburb reduce daily travel needs
Educational needs are well-served with Stockton Public School and St Peter's Primary School nearby, while Newcastle High School serves the secondary education catchment. The transformation of Stockton from traditional working-class suburb to an increasingly popular choice for young professionals has created a dynamic community atmosphere while maintaining its authentic character.
The strategic location offers the best of both worlds - peaceful peninsula living with marshlands and beaches at your doorstep, yet connected to Newcastle's employment, entertainment, and cultural opportunities. Whether you're drawn to morning surf sessions, weekend four-wheel driving adventures on the expansive beach, or simply enjoying the tranquil country town atmosphere, this property positions you perfectly for the coveted Stockton lifestyle.
This well-maintained residence combines practical family living with the unique charm that makes Stockton one of Newcastle's most distinctive suburbs. The homes quality features, and prime location create an opportunity to secure your piece of this special peninsula community where coastal beauty meets country town warmth.
Be quick to inspect this home, the Stockton area is one of the Jewells in the crown in the Hunter Region, loved by all who visit, it is truly a lifestyle location.
Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Although high standards have been used in preparing this document, no legal responsibility can be accepted for any loss or damage resulting from the content or use of this information. Any photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared when taken. Areas, amounts, measurements, distances, and all other numerical information are approximate only. Note: Every care has been taken to verify the accuracy of the details in this advertisement; however, we cannot guarantee its correctness. Prospective purchasers are requested to take necessary action to satisfy themselves with any pertinent matters.
- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Parkings
- 2
- Area
- 494 m²
