Walkom Logo
Listing Image 1
Listing Image 2
Listing Image 3
Listing Image 4
Listing Image 5
Listing Image 6
Listing Image 7
Listing Image 8
Listing Image 9
Listing Image 10
Listing Image 11
Listing Image 12
Listing Image 13
Listing Image 14
Listing Image 15
Listing Image 16
Listing Image 17
Listing Image 18
Listing Image 19
Listing Image 20
Listing Image 21
Listing Image 22
Listing Image 23
Listing Image 24
Listing Image 25
Listing Image 26
withdrawn

67 Laman Street
COOKS HILL, NSW

Stylish, industrial-inspired terrace, versatile floorplan & off-street parking

2
2
1

Guide $1,550,000

You'd be forgiven for thinking this was a classic Cooks Hill terrace, it slips so easily into the Laman Street streetscape. But there's a story here. Once the local butcher shop, it was completely rebuilt in the '90s by local architect Michael Ilett, with original bricks and decorative tiles thoughtfully worked back into the design. Those details, paired with exposed timber, steel elements and brick, give the home a subtle industrial edge without losing warmth.

Over the past three years, it's had a considered renovation. The kitchen and bathroom have been beautifully updated with a clean, modern finish, while a second bathroom/laundry has been added downstairs. A heat pump, rooftop solar and multiple skylights bring comfort, efficiency, and natural light into the mix.

Step behind the front gate and you're met with a private, north-facing courtyard that catches the sun beautifully. Inside, the layout follows a familiar terrace flow, with an air-conditioned lounge leading through to dining and a well-appointed Miele kitchen, then out to a rear courtyard with prized off-street parking via Hunnifords Lane. Upstairs, two bedrooms sit privately, one opening to a lacework verandah, the other with a soaring raked ceiling and walk-in robe set behind the shop's original cool room door. They share a terrazzo-finished bathroom that feels both timeless and fresh. One more level up and the loft opens out as a flexible retreat or home office, with city views and enough space to host overnight guests when needed.

Darby Street, Marketown and Aldi are all close, along with gyms, cycleways and the tram to the beach and harbour, as wells as Civic Park's monthly markets and the newly opened Newcastle Art Gallery. Morning coffee at Welsh Blacks, afternoon wine at The Oriental, it's all within walking distance, making daily life feel easy, connected, and just a little bit special.

- Split system a/c to lounge
- Miele induction cooktop, oven and dishwasher
- Rear deck & courtyard with raised garden beds
- 3kW solar system and heat pump promises lower utility bills

Outgoings:
Water: *$961.30pa + usage
Council: *$2,850pa
* approximates only

(We have obtained all information used in the preparation of this document from third party sources however, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or currency of this information. Prospective purchasers and their advisors are advised to carry out and rely on their own enquiries and investigations in relation to the information in this document and the property it concerns.)

Upcoming Inspections

Saturday, 16 May 2026

10:45 AM – 11:15 AM

Auction

Saturday, 23 May 2026

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Property Features

  • Air Conditioning
  • Study
  • Open Spaces

Key Information

Property Type:Townhouse
Contract:For Sale
Land Size:104.4 sqm
Car Spaces:1

Map

Kate Rundle

Licensed Real Estate Agent

Explore More Properties

3/126 Dumaresq Street, Hamilton NSW 2303

2
1
2

$825,000 - $875,000