"Good value" and demand for limited stock is driving interest in a luxurious Swansea Heads property, according to Belle Property Charlestown's Neil Fry. He is marketing the Mediterranean-inspired, waterfront reserve property at 22 Lambton Parade with a guide of $1.85 million to $1.95 million.
It is believed to be the first property in Lambton Parade that has been listed for sale in over six years.
The home has six bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens and multiple living spaces with both levels fully self-contained.
It overlooks Salts Bay and features a rooftop terrace that offers sweeping panoramas over a series of bays, Swansea Channel, across Lake Macquarie to the Watagan mountains and up the northern coastline.
"It's got fairly broad appeal," Mr Fry said. "It was built as a holiday home for a fairly large family, so it has two self-contained levels. The views are quite extraordinary and it's waterfront reserve with very easy access down to the water."
He said early interest was coming out of Sydney, the Central Coast and Newcastle.
"It still represents very good value compared to the high-profile places on the Central Coast and Nelson Bay. If they're realistic and they're marketed well, there is still a good demand for properties like this."
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Storybook charm in Cooks Hill
Another property that has piqued a lot of online interest, according to PRD's Chasse Ede, is a renovated three-bedroom cottage with a charming storybook facade in Cooks Hill.
Mr Ede is marketing 38A Corlette Street with Mark Kentwell and Natalie Tonks. It has a guide of $1.25 million to $1.35 million and has been renovated to make the most of the space available and to offer a comfortable and convenient inner city lifestyle.
It has two large bedrooms upstairs plus a third on ground level. There are two new bathrooms, raked ceilings and a recycled timber kitchen which extends to a courtyard. The cottage is built on a private 133 square metre battle-axe block within walking distance of Darby Street cafes and restaurants.
It is set for an online auction on May 13.
Listings over $1m
First National Newcastle City have listed a four-bedroom, three-bathroom home that has been fully renovated at 40 Everton Street in Hamilton with a price guide of $1.5 million to $1.6 million.
They are also marketing a renovated residence backing on to Merewether Golf Course that has a studio retreat at 57 Ella Street in Adamstown with a guide of $1.4 million to $1.5 million. The home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms and there are two bedrooms in the self-contained studio. An alfresco entertaining area with outdoor kitchen overlooks a gas-heated pool and spa. There is also a single lock-up garage with workshop.
A three-bedroom house with a pool at 35 Stewart Avenue in Hamilton East is being sold by Belle Property Charlestown with a guide of $1.29 million to $1.4 million.
Listings $500,000 to $1m
Ren Property are selling brand new, Torrens Title homes in Whitebridge at 8 and 14 Fettlers Loop for $799,990 and $759,990 respectively. Both homes are positioned close to Fernleigh Track, have level grassed yards, single garages and alfresco areas.
Street Property have a three-bedroom house at 39 Fitzroy Street in Mayfield for sale with a guide of $590,000 to $620,000.
Listings under $500,000
Robinson Property have a one-bedroom, ground-floor apartment at 5/23 Morgan Street in Merewether for $395,000 to $415,000.
A three-bedroom duplex at 1/10 Balmoral Place, Fishing Point is being sold by Ray White Toronto for $499,999.
