Robinson Property's Mike Flook has listed 25 Scenic Drive in Merewether for sale. The classic 1950s brick residence is over three levels with floor-to-ceiling glass maximising uninterrupted, northeast views.

"It's one of those homes that those who drive up Scenic Drive have always admired," Mr Flook said.

"The views are just absolutely stunning. For someone looking for a beachside home, it's certainly less than what some of these multimillion-dollar homes are selling for but with views equally as good, if not better, and never to be lost."

It is around 250m from the beach, ocean baths and Merewether Surfhouse. Price guide is on request but the Newcastle Herald understands interest is expected around $2.5 million. It is open Saturday at 10.45am.

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From one significant listing to another, Walkom Real Estate's Thomas Hook is marketing a multi-dwelling property at 44 Railway Street that he has described as arguably one of Merewether's largest landholdings.

The property comprises three villas on 1037 square metres of land with an R3 Medium Density zoning. It has a frontage of around 20 metres with dual access. It is withing walking distance of the beach, The Junction Village and pubs, cafes and restaurants and expected to generate strong developer interest. It is being sold through expressions of interest, closing June 25, and open Saturday at 1pm. A price guide has not been disclosed.

"It could be leased out for now, land banked and developed later into units or four houses," he said. "It's got a variety of options and we've already had good interest from our database."

Another Merewether property proving popular is a three-bedroom home on nearly 600 square metres of land at 14 Stanley Street that is on the market for the first time since being built in the 1930s. First National Newcastle City reported 17 groups through the first open house last weekend.

They do not not expect it to last long.

A tri-level residence with three bedrooms and three bathrooms at 14A Curry Street in Merewether is on the market through McGrath Newcastle City for $1.85 million to $2 million.

Altitude Real Estate Warners Bay are marketing a four-bedroom house with a pool at 21 Shortland Street in Redhead for $1 million to $1.1 million.

A three-bedroom apartment in Parry Grande at 303/122-124 Parry Street in Newcastle West is being sold by Robinson Property for $1.15 million to $1.25 million and First National Newcastle City have a three-bedroom harbourfront apartment in tightly held Breakwater at 27/304 Wharf Road for $1.55 million to $1.65 million.

A four-bedroom house, built in 2007 and offering water views, at 31 Somersham Avenue in Rathmines is being sold through McGrath Newcastle City with a guide of $700,000 to $770,000.

PRD Newcastle and Lake Macquarie are selling a three-bedroom, two-storey home built in 2010 at 45 Station Street in Wickham with a guide of $650,000.

Raine & Horne have a three-bedroom home at 50 Kings Road in New Lambton on the market for $575,000.

First National Newcastle City have reported a two-bedroom home at 13 Gavey Street in Mayfield with a guide of $495,000 to $530,000 attracted 26 groups through its first open house last Saturday, a mixture of first home buyers and downsizers, with a total of 35 inspections in a 72-hour period followed by three offers.

A renovated two-bedroom house at 109 Elizabeth Street, Mayfield is on the market through Premier Estate Agents for $490,000 to $530,000.