204 Marsden Street, Shortland, NSW, 2307

This much-loved brick and tile home is making its market debut after 46 cherished years, and it’s brimming with potential for families, hobby farmers, tradies, and developers alike.

Behind its timeless facade, you’ll find four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and multiple living zones making it perfect for growing families. There’s ducted a/c, gorgeous decorative ceilings, and a huge entertaining area to soak in that beautiful rural outlook. The gardens are pristine, and a large 8m x 8m shed has room for all your tools, toys, and machinery.

Set on a sprawling two acres (8133sqm), zoned R2 Low Density Residential with some C3 & C2 Environmental zoning there’s plenty of space to extend the home or add a pool. For those passionate about sustainable living, you could cultivate veggie patches, fruit trees and a herb garden or keep chickens or a pony. For those thinking development, subdivision concept plans and boundary surveys are available (all changes subject to approval from Newcastle City Council).

This semi-rural escape gives you the best of both worlds: peaceful, country living just 20 minutes from the city and beaches. Everyday conveniences like local shops, Hunter Valley Private Hospital, Shortland Waters Golf Club, and the Hunter Wetlands are close by, along with great schools, including Shortland Public, Our Lady of Victories Primary, and the University of Newcastle.

– Single level brick and tile home, 8133sqm block zoned R2, C2, C3
– Double garage under the home’s roofline, plus freestanding 8m x 8m shed
– Beautifully kept allowing you to move straight in or modernise and add instant value
– Stunning outlook over Hunter Wetlands
– Close to the University, hospitals, local & private schools, shops, parks

* 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.