34 Seventh Street, North Lambton, NSW 2299

Some homes just have that feel - bright, open, and quietly uplifting. This 1950s beauty in North Lambton is all about easy days and effortless living, reimagined with tasteful updates that honour its classic bones.

Step through the door and you'll be greeted by light-filled rooms that dance across polished floorboards. The layout flows with natural grace, guiding you from generous bedrooms through a beautifully updated kitchen and dining space, then out to a sunroom made for slow mornings or afternoon reading sessions.

Outside, the story continues. A neat, low-maintenance garden wraps the home in greenery, giving you that perfect balance of space and simplicity. It's a home that feels settled and ready to welcome new memories.

What You'll Love
-- Renovated kitchen with quality finishes, seamlessly connected to dining and sunroom for easy entertaining
-- Three generous bedrooms: privately located away from the living spaces - two with robes
-- Stylish updated bathroom with contemporary fixtures and a calming palette
-- Sun-drenched living area highlighted by polished timber floors and wide windows
-- Low-maintenance North facing rear garden: weekends stay free for what matters most
-- Freshly presented with light tones, ceiling fans, and split-system air for year-round comfort

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 12min walk to Jesmond Public School (1.0km)
-- 8min walk to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (3.9km)
-- 20min walk to Jesmond Central (1.5km)
-- 10min walk to North Lambton Dog Off Leash Area (750m)
-- 16min walk to University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus(1.2km)
-- 14min drive to Newcastle CBD and beaches (6.5km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $680 - $690
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $575
-- Approx. water rates per third: $336 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Roland Campos on 4967 6770.

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