2/22A Ada Street, Waratah NSW 2298

Peacefully nestled away from the street, this modern dual-level townhouse, just under a year old, is a quiet and contemporary retreat with minimal upkeep. Embracing a touch of Hamptons style, from the charming façade to the shaker-style island kitchen and plantations shutters, this cleverly designed abode places the main bedroom and ensuite on the ground floor for convenience. The seamless open plan layout effortlessly extends to a low-maintenance courtyard, perfect for relaxed outdoor gatherings. Upstairs reveals two additional bedrooms, a spacious main bathroom, and a cosy sitting room on the landing. Adding to the appeal is the incredibly central location, a mere 15-minute car ride to Newcastle's vibrant CBD and pristine beaches. Enjoy the everyday convenience of Waratah Shopping Village nearby, and a stress-free stroll to Waratah train station for a breezy daily commute. The Mater Hospital is also in walking distance while St. Philip's Christian College is at the end of the street, and the University of Newcastle sits a mere 3km away. - One of a pair of townhouses built by Freedom Homes in 2022 - Keyless entry, single auto garage with internal access into home - Master bedroom on ground floor with built-in robe, fully tiled ensuite - Open plan living with hybrid floors, and air-conditioning - Caesarstone island kitchen with electric hob and oven, integrated dishwasher, plumbing for fridge, Euro laundry - Private Astro-turfed courtyard garden for alfresco enjoyment - Landing sitting area and two robed bedrooms upstairs, served by full size bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower and full height tiling - Stroll to Waratah Public School, Corpus Christi Primary, St Philip's Christian School, Callaghan College, Tilly's Childcare - Strata levies are approximately $822.58 per year - Council rates are approximately $1,814 per year Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.