1/12 Bolton Street, Newcastle NSW 2300

From its early twentieth-century life as the Savings Bank of New South Wales to its clever reinvention as a boutique mixed-use building, Bank Chambers lends this gorgeous one-bedroom apartment a sense of history, scale and character that feels distinctly Parisienne. Tall 3.2m ceilings and rich timber floors add warmth, while oversized windows draw in the leafy street trees and frame views of the heritage Newcastle Post Office. A stylishly renovated kitchen and bathroom add a contemporary edge, the bedroom features floor-to-ceiling robes, and with the light rail just around the corner, you’ve effectively got a taxi on your doorstep to whisk you from one end of the city centre to the other.
East End Village is just 400m away for Woolies Metro, coffee and dining, the harbour foreshore is across the road, and Newcastle Beach and Nobbys are around a 10-minute stroll from home. Swim or surf before breakfast, walk the harbour at sunset, meet friends for dinner or drinks, then wander home to your own private bolthole in the heart of it all.
– 1-bedroom apartment in mixed use building of just 3 residential apartments
– 3.2m ceilings, timber floors and oversized sash windows add character
– Renovated kitchen with electric cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
– Communal rooftop for barbecues, drinks with friends or simply relaxing in the sun
– Queens Wharf light rail stop – 230m, Newcastle Ocean Baths – 800m
– Newcastle Art Gallery and Darby Street – 1.2km
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Jesse Wilton