2 Myola Street, Mayfield NSW 2304

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 1 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Step onto the property ladder in a quiet Mayfield cul-de-sac and skip the strata fees altogether. Offered for the first time in more than 32 years, this charming one-bedroom cottage sits on a generous 303.9sqm block and carries all the character of its era. Tall timber-lined ceilings, decorative fretwork and a cast iron fireplace give the home a warm, nostalgic feel, while the original kitchen and clawfoot bath/laundry combo hint at the exciting possibilities ahead. There's clear scope to add value here. Fresh décor and new flooring would quickly brighten the interiors, while updating the kitchen and bathroom could unlock immediate appeal. Alternatively, the block offers room to extend or the chance to start fresh with a contemporary rebuild (STCA) and really capitalise on the location. Everyday convenience is right on your doorstep. Coles East Village and local cafés are just 300m away, while Litchfield Park sits at the other end of the street. Add in Mayfield Pool, the Silsoe Street Community Garden and easy access to Maitland Road for quick trips to the city or beach, and it's easy to see why this address has been so tightly held. -303.9sqm block with 12.42m frontage and R3 zoning -North facing backyard approx. 26.55m / 20.34m deep offering room to extend (STCA) -Single carport flows into 3.5m x 5.3m garage -Simple one bedroom layout with lounge flowing into kitchen/dining and bathroom/laundry combo -St Columban's Primary 900m, San Clemente 1km, Mayfield East Public School 1500m, Callaghan College 2.3km -Newcastle Interchange 3.6km, Honeysuckle 4.8km, Bar Beach 6km * 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.