2/15 Young Road, Broadmeadow, NSW 2292

Awash with natural light, this easy-care sanctuary is a flawless fusion of calm and contemporary comfort. Every sunlit corner is designed to soothe the soul, with a soft, neutral palette that radiates serenity. Tucked away from the daily grind, this haven offers the ultimate blend of peace, privacy, and lifestyle. 

Perfectly positioned in a sought-after suburb, you're never far from the action while enjoying your own slice of tranquillity. Step inside, exhale, and embrace the lifestyle you've been searching for.

This isn't just a home - it's your next chapter waiting to unfold. Don't miss out!

What You'll Love
-- Three bedrooms on upper level - all with built in robes
-- Main bedroom includes a private balcony
-- Family bathroom on upper level with bathtub and separate W.C
-- Spacious, open plan living and dining - flowing to private courtyard
-- Generous, renovated kitchen overlooking the rear garden - includes quality stainless steel appliances and breakfast bench
-- Relaxed, low maintenance garden courtyard
-- Ducted air conditioning
-- Separate laundry with second W.C - on lower level
-- Garage with remote door and internal access

Your New Neighbourhood
-- 11min walk to Hamilton North Public School (800m)
-- 8min drive to Callaghan College Waratah Campus (3.3km)
-- 8min walk to Newcastle Showground and Farmers Market (550m)
-- 4min walk to Magic Park (260m)
-- 4min walk to District Park Tennis Centre and Rippit Golf (280m)
-- 16min walk to Hamilton North Bowling Club (1.2km)
-- 12min drive to Newcastle CBD & beaches (5.2km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $580 - $620
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $460
-- Approx. strata rates per quarter: $750
-- Approx. water rates per third: $260 (not incl. usage)

For more information, please contact Bec Williams on 4967 6770.

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