28 Sherburn Place, Charlestown, NSW 2290

Family life works better when everyone has a little space to call their own. A quiet setting, two separate living areas and spaces that are big on comfort, make this home particularly easy to settle into. There's room for everyone to gather, room to retreat when a little peace is needed, and a lovely sense of warmth throughout, with natural light, leafy outlooks and timber details adding to its personality. 

It's comfortable, practical and feels welcoming, with the freedom to move straight in and add your own touches over time. The kind of place where family routines find their rhythm, weekends feel a little slower and coming home is always the good part of the day.

What You'll Love
-- Sunroom overlooking the green spaces - the perfect coffee spot to relax
-- Generous lounge with leafy views through expansive windows
-- Second living room for movie nights or family downtime
-- Warm timber detailing and a welcoming, established feel
-- Practical kitchen with generous bench space and storage
-- Dedicated dining area for meals around the table
-- Ducted air conditioning
-- Extra W.C and loads of under home storage on the lower level
-- Family bathroom with separate bath and shower
-- Double garage with electric doors - room for cars and life's extras

Our Local Favourites
-- Charlestown Square for shopping, groceries and outdoor dining
-- Raspberry Gully Walkway for some scenic exercise
-- Glenrock State Conservation Area for bushwalks and fresh air
-- Redhead Beach when the ocean is calling
-- Get your laps in at Charlestown Swim Centre
-- Hoyts Charlestown for movie nights

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $770 - $800
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $565
-- Approx. water rates per third: $300 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Toby Wilson or Tom Armitage on 4967 6770.

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