With more than 4,000 square metres to play with, there’s a lot more to this property than meets the eye.
81 Hunter Street, Greta 2334
Remember when every Australian backyard had a Hills Hoist and plenty of space for the kids to chase the family dog around a makeshift cricket pitch?
When the front yard came with a climbable tree and a Tarzan rope for hours of outdoor entertainment.
Well, space is something 81 Hunter Street has in abundance.
Just under an acre in size, and complete with two separately fenced paddocks, a stable and concrete slab primed for sheds, as well as a carport, this could be a perfect hobby farm.
Or, having recently been approved for subdivision, it’s also a block that could be spilt and still offer sizeable outdoor living space.
In fact, the land value of the subdivided block could potentially pay off a buyer’s mortgage.
The home itself, built in 1970, is cozy and comfortable.
Boasting three bedrooms and two bathrooms, open plan living, timber floorboards, a separate dining room, ceiling fans, and split-system air conditioning in the main bedroom and living area, it will suffice all year round.Â
The living area comes with the added bonus of joining a fully enclosed alfresco area, offering clear views of the grassy backyard and beyond.
Perfectly placed on a quiet patch between the township of Greta and the Hunter River, the property offers a peaceful and private retreat, while still within a stone’s throw of schools, shops, and public transport.
With children now grown and the nest empty, the current owner is keen to move on.
Price Guide: $950,000.
Other info: 3 bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 2 Car, 4,045M2
Kylie French, PRD Adamstown
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