43 Tyrrell Street, The Hill, NSW 2300

Perched at the crest of The Hill in one of the area's most historic enclaves, this terrace home is a rare find. Its pretty fa?ade, adorned with intricate cast iron lacework, is complemented by a lush cottage garden that invites you in. On entry, you're immediately struck by the sense of space, light, and airiness that fills every room.

The home's perfect blend of period charm and well-planned contemporary design brings cast iron fireplaces, pressed metal ceilings, and ornate plasterwork to life, while honey-toned timber floors enhance the home's welcoming atmosphere.

Passing the third bedroom on the main level, you enter a pretty dining room with French doors leading to an east-facing courtyard ? the perfect spot for your morning coffee. A thoughtful extension by Bourne & Blue connects the spacious kitchen and lounge, with floor-to-ceiling windows and high-set windows framing the stunning north-facing light ? pouring into the heart of the home throughout the seasons. The custom kitchen is expansive, offering generous bench space, abundant storage, and a layout designed for ease, while the adjoining lounge features glass stacker doors opening to a patio and a lovingly crafted, low-maintenance native garden. A Euro laundry and powder room complete the practical features on this level.

Upstairs, two more spacious bedrooms await. The master bedroom features a decorative pressed metal ceiling and a delightful north-facing verandah adorned with iron lacework, while the second bedroom includes built-in storage and offers lovely views over the district. The main bathroom is a sanctuary in itself, with a deep bath, separate shower, twin sinks, and a window that frames views of the coastline ? a peaceful backdrop for your daily rituals.

Back outside, the inviting entertaining space is rare in the inner city. It's a lovely spot to sit at the top of the world with lush gardens at your feet and a panoramic view stretching over the historic neighbourhood all the way to Mount Sugarloaf and the Watagans. A further bonus is secure off-street parking with right of way and electric gate, along with a garden shed and clothesline discreetly tucked away at the bottom of the garden.

Live your best life here! Nestled within this spectacular heritage conservation area, this address offers the best of inner-city living, just a short walk from Darby Street's vibrant eateries, Civic Park, King Edward Park, and the Strzelecki Lookout for a stunning sunrise walk. You'll also be close to Newcastle's iconic beaches, ocean baths, and Honeysuckle Harbour. Families will appreciate the proximity to historic Newcastle East Primary, Australia's oldest school, and Newcastle Grammar. For all your shopping needs, Marketown is just a 5-minute drive away.

Come and experience this exquisite blend of old-world charm and elegant new design today.

Features include:

? Delightful terrace home in the heart of the historic precinct of Newcastle East with period features throughout, including ornate plasterwork, pressed metal ceilings, cast iron fireplaces, iron lacework, and wide timber floors.

? Large and light-filled air-conditioned living room featuring high-set north-facing windows with electronic blinds, and glass stacker doors to the garden.

? Charming dining room with cast iron fireplace and French doors to a private east-facing courtyard.

? Expansive custom-designed kitchen with mirrored splashbacks, generous bench space, soft-close drawers, and ample storage ? equipped with a Smeg electric oven, gas hob, and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.

? Three spacious bedrooms include a master with a north-facing verandah overlooking a lush treed canopy; second bedroom with pretty views and built-in storage; and a third bedroom/guestroom on the main level.

? The rear yard features a picturesque outlook and a lovingly-crafted, low-maintenance native garden, designed for laid-back outdoor living.

? Generous main bathroom with deep bath, separate shower, and twin sinks, along with a lovely coastal view.

? Euro laundry with storage, and convenient powder room, large linen cupboard and under stair storage, instantaneous hot water, and built-in safe.

? Secure parking via a with right of way and electric gate, plus a garden shed and clothesline at the bottom of the garden.

? Proximity to Newcastle East Primary, Newcastle Grammar, Darby Street eateries, and Marketown shopping precinct.

? Fabulous walks to many of Newcastle's most iconic spots include Civic Park, King Edward Park, Strzelecki Lookout, along with Newcastle's spectacular beaches, the ocean baths, and Honeysuckle Harbour.

Outgoings:

Council Rates: $3,352 approx. per annum

Water Rates: $275.88 approx. per annum

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