13 Ferguson Street, Cessnock NSW 2325

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Rich in period character and refreshed where it counts, this three bedroom weatherboard home offers an increasingly rare mix of immediate comfort and serious upside. Timber-lined walls, dado boards and a classic hallway arch keep the home's original charm front and centre, while a previously refurbished kitchen and bathroom, updated flooring, air-conditioning, rear deck and a freshly painted façade make it easy to move straight in and enjoy. What really sets this property apart is the land. Set toward the front of a north-facing quarter-acre block (1,378sqm) with a wide 21.46m frontage and valuable R3 Medium Density zoning, the scope here is substantial. Live in as is, renovate to unlock further value, build a statement family home, or explore a multi-dwelling opportunity (STCA) and maximise the site's full potential. Less than a kilometre from Cessnock's town centre, this is a region gaining momentum. Families are being drawn by space, affordability and lifestyle, with the Hunter Valley's vineyards, acclaimed dining and golf courses close by. Ongoing investment in roads, schools, medical facilities and entertainment continues to drive growth, making this a smart foothold in a market on the move. - Classic weatherboard home on 1378sqm north facing block - Approximate block dimensions 21.46m X 79.2m / 58.01m R3 zoned - All building work is subject to approval from Cessnock City Council - School zoning, Cessnock East Public School 1.2km, Cessnock High 2.6km - St Patrick's Primary 1.5km, St Philip's Christian College 4.7km - Cessnock town centre 1km, Broke Road Vineyards 6.7km, Hunter Expressway 13km * This information, including but not limited to photographs (which may show boundaries), copywriting, floorplans, and site plans, has been prepared solely for the purpose of marketing this property. While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, we do not accept any responsibility for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. We strongly recommend that all interested parties make their own enquiries and seek independent advice, including speaking with their conveyancer regarding boundaries and, where appropriate, obtaining a surveyor's report, to verify the information provided.*