78/233 Hannell Street, Maryville, NSW 2293

Tucked away in a secure, gated complex, this stylish apartment offers ample amounts of comfort and convenience. The updated kitchen is fresh and functional, while the sleek bathroom adds a touch of luxury to every day living. With a clever layout and easy-care finishes, this a home that feels as good as it looks. 

A short walk from your private balcony down a leafy garden path, the communal pool is practically an extension of your own space - perfect for cooling off on warm afternoons. With the with parks, cafes, cycleways and walking tracks all within such easy reach, this is an unbeatable entry into one of Newcastle's most vibrant waterside communities. 

What You'll Love
-- Fresh, modern finishes throughout
-- Cleverly designed kitchen with additional seating
-- Beautifully renovated bathroom
-- Split system air conditioning
-- Internal laundry concealed in kitchen
-- Generous balcony overlooking communal gardens
-- Communal pool and spa facilities 
-- Secure complex with automatic gates
-- Dedicated parking space - Located under main apartment building (approx. 30m from front door)
-- Onsite building manager

Your New Neighbourhood
-- Throsby creek and walking track - Direct access via security gate
-- 20min walk to Carrington café and retail strip (300m)
-- 26min walk to Newcastle Interchange
-- 8min drive to Darby Street cafes, restaurants and retail
-- 9min drive to Newcastle CBD
-- 9min drive to Bar Beach
-- 11min drive to Newcastle Beach - or 16min cycle along cycle path (5km)
-- 11min drive to Nobbys Beach - or 15min cycle along cycle path (4.8km)

-- Approx. weekly rental return: in the vicinity of $600
-- Approx. council rates per quarter: $389
-- Approx. water rates per third: $250
-- Approx. strata rates per quarter: $800

For more information, please contact Dave Lane or Damian Rafty on 4967 6770.

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