It is considered one of Newcastle's most historic and most exclusive suburbs.
And, according to Jesse Wilton, The Hill "is in demand".
The PRDnationwide Newcastle and Lake Macquarie agent reported 25 groups, all local, through the first open of a property with a point of difference there. He is marketing a four-bedroom, three-bathroom home at 19 High Street that is described as a "modern interpretation of a Victorian terrace".
The tri-level residence has been refurbished throughout, has a "desirable layout" and is crowned by a rooftop terrace that takes in views of the city, harbour and ocean. Mr Wilton said feedback was in the early $2 million range.
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It is open for inspection Saturday at 1pm and set for auction on April 8.
There were five registered bidders at the auction for a building comprising two three-bedroom apartments at 89 Wolfe Street that PRD sold under the hammer for $1.415 million on March 4.
Walkom Real Estate are selling a building at 44 Tyrrell Street which comprises three renovated one-bedroom apartments. It is set for auction on March 28 with a guide of $1.25 million and is open Saturday at 11am.
Street Property's Damon Sellis sold a brand new three-bedroom home in a gated complex of four at 45 Church Street on The Hill for $2.2 million on February 28.
He sold No.3 and is now marketing No.1 and observed confidence back in the market with buyers looking for "well-built" and "high-end" homes.
