In the city-edge strip between Tudor Street and Donald Street lies a row of elegant period homes, but perhaps the most striking is 'Anona.' With its Victorian Italianate façade, chimney stacks, and jutting bay window topped by a crown, it stands out as one of the prettiest. Just as captivating inside with soaring pressed metal ceilings, a leadlight front door and several marble fireplaces, this brick beauty flaunts a renovated interior with brand new flooring throughout, plantation shutters on the windows, and a contemporary new kitchen. Recently used as a doctor's surgery, the property has been converted to a four-bedroom home, however its R3 zoning does allow residential and commercial use. Side and rear lane access provides multi-vehicle parking in a single garage and electric-gated backyard. Ducted air-conditioning and a security system and comfort and convenience, and although this property is ready to move into now, it does leave space for you to add further touches. The location, Gordon Avenue makes its own contribution to a superb family scenario. Beaumont Street, Marketown, the harbour, Honeysuckle and Newcastle Interchange along with a selection of excellent schools and beaches are all at hand. - Period brick home with updated Colorbond roof on 346sqm block - R3 Medium Density zoning allows residential and commercial use - New vinyl plank flooring and plush carpet to bedrooms - Separate lounge and dining rooms plus four-bedroom accommodation - New kitchen with Caesarstone benches and electric stove - Older style bathroom and handy second w/c - Electric gate from side lane and single garage with drive-through from rear lane - In catchment for Hamilton Public and Newcastle High schools, 500m to St Francis Xavier's College - 850m to Newcastle Interchange, 1300m to Marketown * This information has been prepared to assist solely in the marketing of this property. While all care has been taken to ensure the information provided herein is correct, we do not take responsibility for any inaccuracies. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information.