36 Church Street, Newcastle, NSW 2300

Discover a unique opportunity to own a piece of Newcastle's architectural heritage. Positioned in a handsome row of three, this end-of-row terrace is brimming with potential in an exceptional beach and city location.

This property is positioned on a 142.8sqm block with a north facing courtyard and spans three spacious levels, serving as the premises of the Newcastle Chambers firm of barristers for over a decade. With its zoning as MU1 - Mixed Use, this property is a blank canvas ready for your vision-be it a sophisticated residence, a dynamic business location, or a combination of both. Consider the advantage of the new University of Nihon's proximity for a high-demand student accommodation setup or capitalise on the vibrant tourism scene with Newcastle Beach, the historic Ocean Baths, and King Edward Park all an easy stroll away.

Enjoy easy access to the city's bustling harbour and a variety of dining and nightlife options. Your lifestyle needs are covered with everything within walking distance: start your day with coffee from Good Brother or Bolton Street Pantry; explore a plethora of dining options; or handle daily errands effortlessly with nearby transport links and grocery shopping at Woolies Metro. For educational professionals, Newcastle Grammar is just a short walk away.

Don't miss this rare chance to transform a historic site into a modern gem in the heart of Newcastle's most coveted area.

- Mixed Use zoning on 142.8sqm block with north facing courtyard
- Directly across from Nihon University, 1200m to Newcastle University city campus
- In catchment for Newcastle East Public school, 190m to Newcastle Grammar
- Available with vacant possession
- Concurrent sale of 38 Church Street
- Any building work and change of use is subject to approval from Newcastle City Council

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