701/12 Bishopsgate Street

Positioned on the second-highest floor of the highly sought-after Bishopsgate building, this open-plan two-bedroom sub-penthouse showcases sweeping views stretching from Mt Sugarloaf to the Newcastle Yacht Club and beyond. Soak up the surrounding scenery and enjoy your morning coffee or afternoon wine on the spacious wrap-around balcony which opens onto the free flowing lounge, dining and kitchen. Perfect for those who love to entertain. The list of features includes: Seventh floor, two bedroom apartment in 'Bishopsgate' Large wrap around verandah with 180 degree views of the city, harbour and beyond Ideally positioned within the complex to capture the north easterly breezes Open plan living and dining with floor to ceiling windows to enjoy the outlook Contemporary galley style kitchen with ample storage and bench space Master bedroom with ensuite and two built in wardrobes Herringbone timber floors through the living areas and quality window furnishings Secure car space and storage Nestled in Newcastle's dynamic West End, you'll have the CBD, harbour, and Honeysuckle on your doorstep. Relish the lively dining and bar scene, walk and bike along scenic paths, and commute easily via light rail to the beach or train to the Central Coast and Sydney. Council Rates: $425 per quarter approx Water Rates: $284 + Usage per third approx Strata Levies: $5,793.36 per quarter approx Estimated Rental Return: $800 - $840 per week New laws mean we may require your ID There are new laws reforming Australia's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) regime. This is to make sure we enhance our ability to effectively deter, detect and disrupt money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation financing. When you engage with us at Street Property to use our services, we may ask you for identification or have questions about your circumstances. The type and amount of ID you're asked for depends on the nature of your transaction. We will advise what identification is necessary. In some circumstances just one form of photographic identification (such as your driver's licence) will be enough if it shows your full name, residential address and date of birth. Digital driver's licences are also an acceptable form of identification. If you're a sole trader or business owner, you'll be asked for other details including; business name, addresses and Australian Business Number (ABN). The information you provide us is protected under the Privacy Act 1988. For more information contact our office. Disclaimer: we have obtained all information provided here from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations and satisfy themselves of all aspects of such information including without limitation, any income, rentals, dimensions, areas, zoning and permits.