Negotiable Over $629,000

OPEN HOME: Sun, 2 Nov 11:00am - 11:30am

Welcome to 26 Cranston Street — a beautifully maintained home in the heart of Andersons Bay, one of Dunedin’s most desirable suburbs.

Step into the spacious living room, filled with natural light and warmth. This inviting space features a pellet fire for cosy evenings and offers a comfortable hub for everyday living.

Adjoining the lounge is a large kitchen and dining area, creating a practical open-plan layout. The dining room is fitted with a Mitsubishi inverter heat pump, delivering efficient heating during winter and refreshing air conditioning on balmy summer nights — ensuring year-round comfort. From the dining space, French doors lead to the lush and tranquil back garden — a quiet retreat with established flowers and peaceful seating, perfect for relaxing in the sun, reading a book, or enjoying your morning coffee.

Originally a three-bedroom home, the layout has been reconfigured to offer two generous bedrooms and a large family bathroom. The original bathroom has become a laundry, and the home can easily be converted back to three bedrooms if desired.

Additional features include:

Retrofitted double glazing throughout.

Roof recently painted and sealed.

Single garage, ample off street parking plus large workshop for storage or hobbies.

Immaculate condition inside and out.

Great street appeal in a quiet, established neighbourhood.

Just a short stroll to the Andersons Bay inlet, parks, schools, and amenities.

With flexible living spaces, beautiful natural surroundings, and a location that’s hard to beat, 26 Cranston Street is a home that offers comfort, charm, and long-term value.

Contact me today to arrange your private viewing or come to one the schedulled openhomes.

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.