Queen Anne Federation Terrace Amidst the Beauty of Newcastle
Secretly tucked away in a private access off Church Street you will find a row of pretty, gingerbread-style timber terraces called The Boltons. A creation of Newcastle's leading architect at the time, Frederick Menkens and built by GW Brewer in 1904 in Federation Queen Anne style, these homes are both beautiful and a unique part of Newcastle's local architecture. Outside, all four north-facing terraces have the same ornate timber facades but are painted different colours, perfectly positioned to take in the iconic harbour views, warm winter sun and cool summer breezes.
A fusion of period grace and contemporary style, this heritage listed home comes with DA approved plans to add a fourth bedroom with ensuite and storage at the rear of the property.
Resplendent with turn-of-the-century character and charm including pressed metal ceilings, Kauri pine floors, timber lining boards and etched glass windows and doors, the layout reveals a long hallway with lounge and dining spaces separated by a dual fireplace, powder room and laundry with a contemporary kitchen opening via French doors to a private rear courtyard. A beautiful cedar timber staircase rises to three 翻譯中文