159b Adelaide Street, Raymond Terrace, NSW 2324

Positioned in the centre of Raymond Terrace, this spacious family home offers an unbeatable lifestyle with scope to develop. Set on a generous 1,446m² block, the property features four bedrooms, two living areas, and a full-size championship tennis court – all within walking distance to shops, schools, restaurants, medical centres, and the bowling club. Whether you're seeking a comfortable home, an entertainer's haven, or a prime redevelopment site (STCA), this property ticks all the boxes.

Key Features:
- Generous 1,446m² block in the Raymond Terrace CBD
- Zoned R3 Medium Density Residential and primed for potential redevelopment (STCA)
- Full-size championship tennis court with concrete practice wall
- Four bedrooms, including master with walk-in robe, ensuite and spa deck access
- Two living areas – one upstairs with A/C, one open-plan downstairs
- Tidy kitchen with gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher and ample storage
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning in main living, master bedroom, and upstairs lounge
- Formal lounge and dining with carpet and tiled entry
- Main bathroom upstairs with shower, bath, vanity and toilet
- Laundry with outdoor access and separate downstairs toilet
- Solar panels for energy efficiency
- Double garage with internal yard access plus carport and ample driveway parking
- Secure backyard, ideal for pets and children
- Walk to St Brigid's Primary, Raymond Terrace Public School, shops, cafés, and transport

This rare offering presents the perfect mix of lifestyle, location and long-term potential. Enquire today to secure your slice of central Raymond Terrace.

Block size 1446m2
Council rates:$422 per quarter
Rental appraisal: $690-$720 per week.

Approximate travel times: 
Newcastle (30 minutes). 
Newcastle Airport (25 minutes). 
Nelson Bay (40 minutes). 
Sydney (2 hours).

Disclaimer. "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations."