Here's your chance to own a solid, three bedroom brick home in one of Christchurch's most sought-after suburbs. Built in the 2000s, this home offers practical living, plenty of warmth and sun, and endless potential, perfect for families, first-home buyers, or savvy investors.
The open-plan kitchen and dining area flows effortlessly into a light-filled living space, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or soaking up the afternoon sun with friends and family. The home is in tidy, mostly original condition, comfortable to live in as is, yet full of opportunity to modernise and add your own flair. Update the kitchen and bathroom, refresh the decor, and you could easily unlock extra value here.
Set on an approx. 407m2 freehold TC1 rear section, the fully fenced backyard is safe for kids and pets, with room for a BBQ or a sunny morning coffee. The internal access double garage adds convenience and security, while the easy-care section keeps maintenance simple.
The location couldn't be better, just minutes from Bush Inn Shopping Centre, Church Corner, supermarkets, cafes, Canterbury University, and top local schools. Quick access to the Central City and Christchurch Airport makes commuting a breeze.
Currently on a periodic tenancy, this home offers great flexibility, move in and make it your own, or keep it tenanted as a smart investment.
Homes like this are becoming harder to find, the owners are motivated and want it sold. Don't miss your chance to secure this sunny, practical, and potential-packed home, call today!
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Deadline sale closing 12th November @ 12noon (unless sold prior)
*Source: Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from third parties including Owners, Vendors Lawyer, Core Logic, Land Information New Zealand, Regional Councils, Environment Canterbury, EQC, RPNZ, ARCGIS, REINZ Property Smarts 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.
