207/153 Hunter Street, Newcastle, NSW 2300

Positioned on the second floor of 'Soul', part of the newest release in the East End Village, this two-bedroom apartment is your own light-filled retreat in the heart of the city. With a bright east-facing outlook, mornings start right on your balcony, coffee in hand and sunshine on your face.

Inside, the sleek island kitchen is a showpiece, with stone benchtops, quality appliances, and smart, integrated storage. Both bedrooms are set apart from the living zone for privacy, opening onto a shared breezeway framed by exposed brick, a subtle nod to the building's 1940s origins giving it a cool warehouse edge. Both bathrooms are beautifully finished with bold tiles and designer fittings.

The rooftop terrace is a standout, serving up panoramic views from Christ Church Cathedral to the coastline. Add a secure car space, although you might not need it, and you've got the full East End lifestyle. QT rooftop cocktails, cafes, Woolies Metro, dining, Pilates, spas, light rail, ferry, harbour walks, and beach days, all right outside your door.

- 6-month old level two apartment in secure Soul building
- Open plan living, engineered timber floors, ducted a/c
- Island kitchen with stone benches, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
- Two carpeted bedrooms fitted with built-in robes opening to outdoor space
- Master ensuite and bathroom both fully tiled with striking tapware and a shower
- Meet your new neighbours or entertain family and friends in the rooftop terrace
- East End retail precinct includes Woolworths Metro, Mister Sister, High Tea with Mrs Woo and Studio Melt, Artisanal Cellars, Bettys Burgers, Oh My Papa and Banana Blossom, Endota Spa and the QT Newcastle
- Approximately 15 minute walk to Newcastle Beach with the CBD at your doorstep

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