26 Stayton Street, Adamstown Heights, NSW, 2289, Australia

Crafted by revered local developer Seneca Property and set in one of Newcastle's most family-friendly pockets where sought-after schools, leafy parks, and classic Hudson-built homes from the '60s and '70s set the scene, three bold new architectural residences have arrived, bringing a striking contemporary edge to the street.

This Torrens Title home showcases what Seneca are known for: thoughtful design, luxury finishes, and a focus on modern Australian living. Designed by Shade Architects with every inclusion handpicked by interior designers Bone & Blanc this home balances beauty with functionality.

Step inside and you'll find a home that feels light, open, and generous. Downstairs, 2.7m ceilings frame the airy open-plan living space, anchored by a showpiece island kitchen. Upstairs, a second living area soars under 4.4m raked ceilings with clerestory windows streaming in natural light. There are three bedrooms, 2.5 high-end bathrooms, a home office nook, and a surprising amount of storage. Outdoors, enjoy a prized private north-east facing yard with a low-maintenance design, light-filled alfresco, and a fully equipped barbecue kitchen for relaxed entertaining.

About Adamstown Heights

Location | 8 km from Newcastle CBD; peaceful, elevated suburb with leafy streets
Nature | Glenrock State Conservation Area, Fernleigh Track, 7km to Merewether Beach
Schools | Belair PS, Kotara HS, St James Primary, Trinity Catholic College
Shopping | Westfield Kotara 1200m away for dining, shopping, movies, essentials
Lifestyle | Calm but connected, great for families who want both access and escape

Highlights include:

• European oak engineered timber floors downstairs, wool carpet upstairs
• Dekton kitchen benchtops, Bosch appliances including 900mm induction cooktop
• Sleek brushed nickel fixtures from ABI Interiors
• Epoxy floor garage with storage plus extra driveway parking
• Zoned ducted a/c, ceiling fans
• Main bedroom balcony, WIR and ensuite

- Water rates are approximately $900 per year
- Council rates are approximately $2,200 per year
- Rental potential of $1,000 - $1,100 per week

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.