Built in 1870 this four level, historic terrace home has a mixture of old world and modern touches.

There are original sandstone walls, ornate fireplaces, leadlight windows, convict built bricks combined with a modern timber kitchen and renovated bathrooms.

The ground floor was originally the servants quarters and is now a separate family and dining room with a timber kitchen adjacent.

The kitchen has an island bench, stainless steel 4 burner cook top, oven and ample storage space.

Level 1 has a formal living room and study with an ornate fireplace, timber shelves and lovely stained glass doors that open onto a timber verandah.

There is also a laundry and a second toilet that leads out onto a lovely courtyard on the same level.

On level 2 there are 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, both bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, are carpeted and the main has a ceiling fan and timber doors that open out onto a balcony.

Up on the top level there is another bedroom with storage and glimpses across to Christ Church Cathedral.

The bathroom on this level is renovated in a latte colour scheme that complements the pebble floor tiles.

This unique home is just off Wolfe St, nestled in a quiet area with two others.

You will have the delights of city living including restaurants, Newcastle harbour, art galleries, beaches and cafes.

One car space is provided. (JP)