A striking property built by architect Philip Pollard as his own home and later updated through a Bourne + Blue designed renovation has attracted a mix of local and out-of-area interest in its first week on the market.
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Tom Lemke, of PRD Newcastle and Lake Macquarie, has listed the relaxed beach house in a coveted pocket of Newcastle real estate at 46 Coane Street in Merewether with a guide of $3.65 million to $4 million.
Wide eaves, louvre windows and curved ceilings harness both natural light and sea breezes. There are three bedrooms and living on the main level with an upper level devoted to a parents' retreat complete with an office, ensuite, sitting room and deck.
Large listing
Around the corner from 46 Coane Street is another Merewether property expected to garner a range of interest.
Robinson Property's Mike Flook is marketing the four-bedroom house at 46 Frederick Street on what is being described as "one of the last remaining large blocks" in a tightly held position.
Natural asset
A home in an exclusive part of Dudley and with breathtaking bush and water views reportedly attracted around 100 enquiries in less than 24 hours of being on the market this week.
Belle Property Newcastle's Katie Kepner said interest has been a mix of local and Sydney buyers for the four-bedroom house on 1005 square metres of land at 39 Seacourt Avenue. The property backs on to reserve. It is set for auction on October 9.
A price guide has not yet been set. A four-bedroom house at 45 Seacourt Avenue sold for $1.55 million in April.
"It's such a special home and a unique setting within Dudley, and there's only two listings in Dudley," Ms Kepner said.
"More than we have had on anything else, we are getting a lot of Sydney interest on this."
"What we're finding is anything up to that $2 million mark, Sydneysiders are very interested because what you can get up to $2 million in Sydney doesn't even compare to what you can for that price somewhere in Dudley."
Listings over $1 million
First National Newcastle City are guiding $2.1 million to $2.3 million for a three-bedroom 1930s residence at 104 National Park Street in Hamilton South.
A Victorian terrace with three bedrooms at 26 Scott Street in Newcastle East is being marketed by Walkom Real Estate with a guide of $1.35 million.
A guide has not yet been set for a six-bedroom, four-bathroom home in an elevated position at 75 Wyndham Way, Eleebana that has been listed with Belle Property Lake Macquarie. However, the Newcastle Herald believes expectations to be around $1.5 million.
Listings $500,000 to $1 million
Robinson Property are guiding $790,000 to $830,000 for a 1920s three-bedroom Hamilton home at 98 Cleary Street.
Expectations are believed to be in the low $900,000 range for a four-bedroom residence with mountain views at 21 Armour Drive, Cameron Park that has been listed by Belle Property.
Belle also have a two-bedroom home that should appeal to the first home buyers. A guide is to be set but early expectations are in the mid $500,000s for 5 Murray Street, Cardiff.
Listings under $500,000
A one-bedroom apartment has been listed by PRD Newcastle and Lake Macquarie in the Eastside Charlestown Apartments at 509/6 Charles Street with an auction guide of $400,000.
PRD Newcastle and Lake Macquarie are guiding $450,000 to $490,000 for a two-bedroom townhouse at 12/33 Longworth Avenue in Wallsend.
A two-bedroom brick villa in a complex of two at 1/15 Faulkner Crescent in North Lambton is on the market through LaneCampos for $460,000.
