50A Camelia Street, Gillieston Heights NSW 2321

This brand new 2 bedroom dual key is the perfect property for singles, downsizers or professional couples! be the first to occupy this newly built property, with the convenience of amenities and much more at your fingertips !


Property features include:


• 2 spacious bedrooms with built-in robes
• Main bathroom with shower, vanity, and toilet
• Split system reverse cycle air conditioning and gas bayonet for year-round comfort
• Stylish, tiled open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area
• Contemporary kitchen with a gas cooktop and dishwasher
• Single remote-controlled garage for secure parking
• Outdoor alfresco area, perfect for entertaining
• Private, low-maintenance, fenced rear courtyard for added privacy and outdoor enjoyment
• LED downlights throughout for a modern touch

Location highlights:

• Short walk to the local shopping centre and McDonald’s precinct
• Close to pre-schools, parks, and other local amenities
• Just 5 minutes' drive to Maitland CBD
• 7 minutes' drive to the Hunter Expressway, providing easy access to the vineyards, mining districts, and a 30-minute drive east to Newcastle CBD

This brand-new home offers a fantastic lifestyle in a prime location. Don’t miss out on making this beautiful property your new home!

PARKING: Single garage and off street parking for one further car

AVAILABLE: Approximately 18th October pending the final occupation certificate being issued

LEASE TERM: 6-12 months
Pets: Outside pets assessed on application



Telecommunication Services: The availability of telephone or fax lines, internet services, analogue, digital or cable television (and the adequacy of such services) are the sole responsibility of the tenants and the tenant should make their own enquires as to the availability and adequacy of such services before executing this agreement (clause48.2 RTA)

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries