5/38-40 Smith Street, Charlestown, NSW 2290

Step into the world of home ownership or kickstart your investment journey with this two-bedroom apartment. Perfectly positioned just 300m from Charlestown Square, it offers a lifestyle of effortless convenience right in the heart of this well-connected suburb.

One of only nine in a boutique complex, this first-floor apartment is hitting the market for the first time in over 40 years. It's been lovingly maintained, and you can easily imagine how some modern updates would add even more value. Stripping the wallpaper and refreshing the floors would instantly brighten the space, and a contemporary kitchen and bathroom upgrade could work wonders. The generous living area opens to a balcony where you can soak up the afternoon sun. Plus, with a dedicated car space and an internal laundry, you've got everything you need for easy living.

You'll love the handy location too, with schools, the library, and the swim centre just a short stroll away, along with cafes, pubs, and public transport. And when you're ready for outdoor adventures, Lake Macquarie, Redhead, and Dudley Beaches are all within easy reach, as well as the Fernleigh Track and Glenrock State Conservation Area. Whether you're looking to move in or invest, this apartment offers a vibrant, connected lifestyle that's hard to beat.

- First floor apartment in boutique complex of just nine homes

- Lounge room with a/c opens to sun-kissed balcony

- Both bedrooms fitted with built-in robes and ceiling fans

- Tidy original kitchen with updated electric stove

- Original full-size bathroom with bathtub and shower

- Internal laundry, dedicated carport

- Charlestown Square ? 300m, Kahibah Shops ? 1700m, Westfield Kotara ? 3km

- Newcastle Interchange ? 8.5km/15mins

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