1/23 Edward Street, Charlestown, NSW 2290

With its leafy surrounds, elevated outlook, and warm afternoon sun spilling across the rear deck, this home has that easy-going charm that makes you want to settle in and stay a while. The kind of place where your morning coffee feels better on the balcony and weekend afternoons roll effortlessly from inside to out.

Positioned in a peaceful pocket of Charlestown, you're tucked just far enough away to enjoy the quiet, while still having Whitebridge shops, local cafés, and Fernleigh Track just a short drive down the road. Whether it's your first home or your next move, this one balances lifestyle with low-upkeep ease.

This is low maintenance living that still gives you room to breathe, relax, and enjoy the moment.

What You'll Love:
-- Two bedrooms with built-in robes and ceiling fans
-- Open plan living and dining with split system air conditioning
-- Neat kitchen with electric stovetop and oven
-- Generous entertaining deck capturing afternoon sun
-- Well-kept bathroom with separate bath and shower
-- Dedicated laundry with direct outdoor access
-- Single lock-up garage and under house storage

Your New Neighbourhood:
-- 3min drive to Charlestown East Public School (1.5km)
-- 4min drive to Whitebridge High School (2.4km)
-- 4min drive to Whitebridge café and retail strip (2.4km)
-- 8min drive to Dudley Beach (5.2km)
-- 4min drive to Fernleigh Track (2.5km)
-- 4min drive to Charlestown Square (1km)
-- 11min walk to Charlestown Swim Centre (750m)
-- 3min drive to Kahibah Oval (1.5km)
-- 13min drive to Newcastle CBD & beaches (8.8km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $530
-- Approx. strata rates per quarter: $1,300
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $416
-- Approx. water rates per third: $244 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Bec Williams on 4967 6770.

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