164 Hunter Street, Newcastle

164 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW 2300

Pre-constructionSold out
  • 28 residences
  • 5 floors
  • Apartments
Progress verified
Estimated completion mid 2025
  1. Plans approved
  2. Pre-construction
  3. Under construction
  4. Complete

Approved and getting underway in Newcastle

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Apartments loves 164 Hunter Street, Newcastle because…

The Beverly masterfully reimagines one of Newcastle’s historic nineteenth-century municipal landmarks through an elegant adaptive-reuse design. Rising above the meticulously restored heritage façade, expansive residences feature soaring ceiling heights and broad full-width balconies engineered to capture sweeping harbour vistas. Internally, bespoke joinery, tailored butler’s pantries, and direct private lift access establish an uncompromising standard of spatial refinement and acoustic seclusion.

Development information for 164 Hunter Street, Newcastle

Local Government Area:
Newcastle City Council
Project Status:
Pre-construction
Estimated Completion Date:
Mid 2025
Residences:
28
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Low-Rise
Floors:
5

Meet the team behind 164 Hunter Street, Newcastle

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“Harbourside inner-city living located 140 metres from Queens Wharf Light Rail stop.”

What's near 164 Hunter Street, Newcastle

  1. Under 500m
    Groceries

    Woolworths Metro Newcastle East

    Provides fresh produce, packaged groceries, and daily essentials directly across Hunter Street.

    GP / Medical

    Newcastle Family Practice

    Offers general practice consultations, immunisations, pathology collection, and health assessments.

    Transport

    Queens Wharf Light Rail Stop

    Delivers frequent light rail connections connecting to Newcastle Beach and Newcastle Interchange.

    Education

    Newcastle Grammar School

    Co-educational independent primary and secondary campus providing instruction from Kindergarten to Year 12.

    Gardens

    Foreshore Park

    Harbourside public park offering open lawns, walking paths, and an all-abilities playground.

Newcastle, NSW 2300

Newcastle has recorded steady long-term capital growth driven by continuing inner-city urban renewal and an influx of professional owner-occupiers and downsizers. The precinct is supported by direct light rail links to Newcastle Interchange and integrated regional bus networks.


Infrastructure updates

$16.7 million allocated via the Australian Government Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program to deliver Phase 4 public domain upgrades, active transport cycleways, and streetscape revitalisation along Hunter Street under the Newcastle Local Environmental Plan 2012.

Amenities near 164 Hunter Street, Newcastle

Built-in buyer protection

State-backed peace of mind for your new home.

6-year structural protection

Covered for 6 years post-completion.

2-year builder care period

Maintenance coverage for 2 years post-completion.

Standard statutory warranty periods vary by state. Terms apply under local residential building guidelines.