24 Cross Street, Mayfield, NSW 2304

Some houses have personality. Others have had it renovated right out of them. This one has kept all the good bits. Original Art Deco details, the warmth of an older home and enough quirks to make it interesting, without a long list of jobs waiting for you on moving day. 

First-home buyers, young families, creative types or anyone who's had enough of houses that all look the same. And in Mayfield, where cafés, good food and a little creative energy are part of the everyday, it feels right at home.

What You'll Love
-- Original Art Deco lighting. Too good to replace
-- 3.2m ceilings and original timber floors
-- Stained glass windows with plenty of personality
-- Original wood panelling and picture rails
-- Three bedrooms with room to make yourself at home
-- Refreshed kitchen. One less thing on the to-do list
-- Updated bathroom with plantation shutters
-- Freshly painted interiors. Move in and get comfortable
-- Separate studio attached to the garage
-- Rinnai gas fireplace for the colder months
-- Original Bega wood-fired stove. A little piece of history
-- Front and rear decks for morning coffee or afternoon drinks
-- Updated blinds, ceiling fan and garden improvements

Our Local Favourites
-- Onyx Espresso for the coffee that starts your day properly
-- Antojitos when tacos sound better than cooking
-- Stag & Hunter for live music, good food and one more round
-- Silsoe Street Community Garden. A little local magic
-- Usk Street Reserve for fresh air and a hit of tennis
-- Maitland Road for groceries, takeaway and spontaneous dinner plans
-- Newcastle's harbour and CBD for a change of scenery

-- Approx. weekly rental return: $730 - $750
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $644
-- Approx. water rates per third: $320 (excluding usage)

For more information or to arrange an inspection, contact Toby Wilson or Tom Armitage on 4967 6770.

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