110 Turton Road, Waratah, NSW 2298

First home? Smart investment? Cute as a button and ready to go - this is one with all the right bones and a few bonus surprises.

Inside, it's fresh, easy, and nicely elevated with timber floors, ornate ceilings, and those high-set windows that bring the light in just right. Out back, a bar-style servery and bifolds spill onto a covered deck overlooking a flat, green yard, perfect for pets, parties, or peaceful morning coffees.

This is that classic Waratah gem with the feel-good factor dialled up. A sweet facade, an updated kitchen, a bathroom with a tub, and an easy flow that just works. Everything in its place, and potential to do even more when the time is right.

What You'll Love
-- Two spacious bedrooms both with ceiling fans, one with a robe
-- Fresh updates in the last 2 months: repainting, carpet, curtains, lighting and fans
-- Timber floorboards and high ceilings with heritage touches
-- Light-filled kitchen with updated cabinetry and bar-style bifold windows
-- Covered entertaining deck with a flat backyard outlook
-- Separate laundry 
-- Family bathroom with bathtub
-- Excellent rental appeal or ready-made first home

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 10min walk to Waratah Public School (650m)
-- 4min walk to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (300m)
-- 7min drive to Callaghan College Jesmond Senior Campus (4km)
-- 2min walk to Waratah Village (140m)
-- 6min walk to Waratah Oval (500m)
-- 5min walk to Georgetown Road shops and cafes (350m)
-- 15min walk to McDonald Jones Stadium (1km)
-- 18min walk to Newcastle Showground and Entertainment Centre (1.3km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $500 - $550
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $550
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Ryan Lynch on 4967 6770.

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