Given a new lease on life with an all-white colour palette, a contemporary new kitchen with quality appliances and oodles of storage, and new flooring and window coverings throughout, this tri-level townhouse is shiny and new and ready for you. A rear of the block setting gives the home a sense of privacy and a gorgeous leafy outlook that brings kookaburras and cockatoos. Inside, the floorplan has been opened up to create a bright, modern living space with easy outdoor flow to the decked balcony and the addition of a study nook providing an ideal spot for work or creativity. Two robed and spacious bedrooms enjoy the privacy of the upper level along with a three way bathroom. A soaring high ceiling with clerestory windows and exposed beams adds a touch of character to this light-filled space. With its prime location, convenience takes centre stage. A five-minute leisurely stroll will lead you into the heart of Cardiff town centre where you'll find all your essential amenities, from grocery stores to cafes. And for those seeking stress-free commuting options, you'll appreciate the proximity of the train station and bus stops right at your doorstep. - End of row tri-level brick townhouse in neighbourly complex of just seven - New vinyl plank flooring throughout, sheer curtains and blinds on windows - Split system a/c in open plan living area and both bedrooms - Contemporary kitchen with induction cooktop, steam oven, pull-out pantry - New barn door screens the stairwell down to the oversized garage, laundry and large storeroom, new electric hot water system - Two bedrooms each with a large built-in robe and leafy outlook - Original three way bathroom with updated black tapware - Footsteps to St Kevin's Primary School, 8 minute drive to Warners Bay lake foreshore, 10 mins to John Hunter Hospital, 20 mins to Newcastle city centre Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and act as a messenger only in passing on the details. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.