About this space Step into a peaceful retreat in the heart of Newcastle. This elegant inner-city apartment blends old-world charm with modern comfort, featuring high ceilings, sparkling chandeliers, plush bedding, velvet lounges and art deco touches throughout. With private access, you're perfectly placed to explore the city’s cultural landmarks, restaurants, bars and cafes, or take a relaxed stroll to the nearby harbour and beach. The space Enter via a private street-level entrance and follow the staircase to your serene sanctuary above. Inside, you'll find spacious open-plan living and dining areas, filled with natural light, original artwork and plush seating both indoors and out — perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The stylish kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook up a feast or enjoy a wine and chat around the generous island bench. Guest access You’ll have full use of the apartment during your stay. Please be aware that this building, dating back to the early 1900’s, is not suitable for individuals with mobility challenges. Access to the apartment is via a staircase, and the bathrooms are not designed to accommodate accessibility needs.

I enjoy being an host where I get to meet lots of fabulous and interesting people and introducing people to the wonderful area I live in.

Newcastle is a vibrant coastal city located in New South Wales, Australia. It's the second-largest city in the state and is known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and thriving arts and culture scene. Here are a few key highlights: 1. Beaches: Newcastle boasts some of the most beautiful and accessible beaches in Australia. Popular spots include Newcastle Beach, Bar Beach, and Merewether Beach, which is renowned for its surf culture. 2. Harbour: The city's picturesque harbor is not only a hub for maritime activities but also offers a lovely waterfront setting for dining and paths for leisurely strolls and bike riding. You may also want to catch the ferry to Stockton or take a cruise down the Hunter River. 3. History: Newcastle has a fascinating history, including its origins as a coal mining town. The Newcastle Museum and Fort Scratchley are great places to explore the city's past. 4. Arts and Culture: The city has a thriving arts community, with numerous galleries, theaters, and festivals. The Civic Theatre Newcastle is one of Australia's great historic theatres with a richly baroque interior sure to delight and inspire.