Few homes hold a street presence quite like Fettercairn. Built in 1904, this landmark Edwardian residence still turns heads more than a century later, its ornate façade, lacework verandah and commanding proportions giving it a sense of grandeur that feels increasingly rare. Rich in craftsmanship, space and character, it stands as one of Hamilton's most distinguished period homes, carrying the beauty and permanence of another era into modern day.

There's a weight and romance to these interiors that newer homes can only try to imitate. 12ft pressed metal ceilings rise above rooms of extraordinary scale, marble fireplaces anchor the living spaces, and coloured glass windows scatter soft light across wide kauri pine floors worn beautifully by time.

The formal lounge and dining rooms feel intimate despite their grandeur, made for winter fires, long dinners and conversations that drift late into the evening. The floorplan is incredibly flexible, currently configured with up to six bedrooms plus a study, along with two bathrooms, two extra toilets, and a timber kitchen.

Upstairs, the wide lacework verandah becomes an extension of the home itself, wrapping the northern side of the residence in beautiful natural light and winter sun. At the rear, a second balcony overlooks the sprawling gardens. Set on a rare 1,033sqm parcel in the heart of Hamilton, the grounds create a surprising sense of escape. Wide lawns, brick-paved entertaining areas and a thriving, large Hass avocado tree give the backyard the feel of a private estate, hidden right in the middle of the city.

Whether it becomes a forever family home, an elegant home business, boutique accommodation venture or creative hospitality concept (STCA), the scale and Local Centre zoning open the door to something truly special.

With Beaumont Street's cafés and restaurants footsteps from home, Gregson Park at the end of the street and the city, harbour and beaches just minutes away, Fettercairn pairs the scale and romance of a grand period residence with a lifestyle that's thoroughly connected to modern Newcastle.

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