Secretly tucked away in a private access off Church Street you will find a row of pretty, gingerbread-style timber terraces called The Boltons
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.
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 ambient bedrooms and a traditional style family bathroom, with the generous master opening to a verandah embracing the harbour views and vistas over Stockton beach.
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