Positioned in the heart of the Clevedon Village, directly opposite the school, this substantial brick and tile residence combines modern comfort with timeless design on a generous 1,500sqm+ section.
Spanning approximately 270sqm, the home offers a thoughtfully designed layout, perfect for families or those seeking space and versatility. The master suite features a walk-in robe and ensuite, accompanied by an additional bedroom and storage/study on the same wing. On the opposite wing, two further oversized bedrooms are serviced by a beautifully renovated family bathroom and separate powder room, creating a sense of separation ideal for family living.
The formal glass-lined lounge is bathed in all-day sun, offering a warm and inviting retreat, while the modernised kitchen with open plan dining and second lounge forms the true heart of the home. Internal double garaging provides secure parking, complete with workshop/storage space.
Outside, the landscaped grounds are a true highlight. Mature gardens, established plantings, and a charming timber walkway enhance the property's appeal, creating a serene environment that balances beauty with low maintenance.
Opportunities to secure a property of this scale and calibre within the Clevedon Village are rare. With schooling, shops, cafes, and weekend markets all just a short stroll away, this property offers the best of both convenience and lifestyle.
Auction - 24th September 2025, from 11:00 am, at Ray White Manukau (unless sold prior)
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