55 Princess Street
morpeth
NSW, 2321

Behind a classic white picket fence, this beautifully presented Federation-style cottage blends period character with modern living, in one of the Hunter Valley's most loved heritage villages. The pale blue weatherboard façade is rich with detail and character at every turn, from the decorative gable and stained-glass windows to the wraparound veranda trimmed in cast-iron-style lacework. This is village living at its best, with Morpeth's boutique shops, cafés, galleries, historic pubs and riverside parks within walking distance, and Maitland and the wider Hunter Valley wine region close by.

Stepping inside you are greeted by a wide central hallway with tall ceilings, ornate cornices and gleaming timber floors that run the length of the home. The generous main bedroom offers built-in wardrobes, a window seat with storage drawers and French doors to the veranda, while a second bedroom features an original open fireplace with a decorative tiled hearth. A further bedroom enjoys leafy outlooks, high ceilings and a ceiling fan.

Beyond the bedrooms, an open-plan living and dining area is bright, airy and wonderfully relaxed, framed by timber-trimmed windows that look out to leafy greenery. Glass doors open directly onto the rear deck and garden, creating an easy flow between indoors and out, perfect for morning coffee or weekend entertaining. Warm timber floors run underfoot, and reverse-cycle air conditioning keeps the space comfortable all year round. Adjoining the living area, the spacious kitchen offers generous cabinetry, a double sink and ample bench space, with a sunny window overlooking the garden. Whether you're a keen home cook or simply love a well-laid-out space, this kitchen is ready to enjoy as it is, or to update with your own personal touch.

Outside, the expansive, fully fenced backyard is a true highlight, offering a generous canvas for kids to play, pets to roam and friends and family to gather. Established fruit trees add a touch of the country, while a stunning flowering bottlebrush brings colour and birdlife through the warmer months. There is plenty of room to plant a vegetable patch, add a pool (STCA) or simply enjoy the open lawn as it is.

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