Merewether's Rose-Lea and The Watershed in Tighes Hill set for auction
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A custom-built, waterfront home considered among the Tighes Hill's most prestigious properties is set to go under the hammer on Saturday.
Mike Flook, of Robinson Property, will take the contemporary three-bedroom residence, known as The Watershed, at 5 Sparke Street to auction on site at 12.45pm. A price guide has not been disclosed.
CLASSIC: Around 70 groups have been through this Federation home in Merewether's Elliott Street. It is set for auction with a guide of $1.35 million.
Classic 1920s home Rose-Lea on a flat 657 square metre block at 21 Elliott Street in Merewether will auction on site on Saturday at 10.30am. McGrath Newcastle City's Tammy Hawkins has marketed the home with a guide of $1.35 million.
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Ms Hawkins also has a three-bedroom home on a 487 square metre block with rear-lane access at 12 Edden Street in Adamstown set for auction Wednesday at 6pm with a guide of $640,000.
AFFORDABLE: This three-bedroom home at Adamstown with rear-lane access is set for auction on Wednesday with a guide of $640,000.
First National Newcastle City will take a four-bedroom brick house on a 817 square metre block at 7 Grevillea Close in Adamstown Heights to auction on site on Saturday at midday with a guide of $890,000 and an elevated 503 square metre block of land at 11 Nott Street in Merewether with an original three-bedroom beach house at 4.30pm with a guide of $1.75 million to $1.85 million.
LEAFY: This family home in Adamstown Heights has a guide of $890,000 and is located close to Glenrock State Conservation Area and Fernleigh Track.
Also in Merewether, Ray White's Teresa Heighington has a three-bedroom house at 2A Edward Street set for an 11am auction with a guide of $680,000.
POTENTIAL: This original beach house in Merewether's Nott Street is positioned on a block 503 square metres in size within walking distance of the beach.
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 2A Edward Street in Merewether goes under the hammer with a guide of $680,000.
On September 14, Dalton Partners sold a Merewether home that had been in the same family for around 90 years at 32 Hall Street at auction for $1.695 million.
There were eight registered bidders with "active" bidding starting at $1.3 million before the three-bedroom bungalow on 640 square metres of land was secured by a developer.
SOLD: 32 Hall Street, Merewether was bought under the hammer last weekend for $1.695 million.