If you’re done choosing between house size, land size, or location, this one answers all three. A substantial 200sqm home on 749sqm, tucked into a cul-de-sac that’s already earned its reputation.

Step inside and the tone is immediately clear. Extensive timber detailing runs throughout the home, giving it warmth, continuity and a sense of solidity that’s hard to replicate today. Exposed wood ceilings, wall linings and joinery create a cohesive interior, while large windows and sliders pull in natural light and connect living spaces to the outdoors.

The main living zone is generous and well-zoned, with clear separation between living and dining areas. A wood burner anchors the space, making it a room that works just as well for winter evenings as it does for everyday family life. The layout keeps social areas open and bedrooms comfortably removed, which is practical, considered and easy to live with. The kitchen offers good bench space, storage and a natural connection to the dining area. From here, doors open to the deck, making outdoor access effortless for morning coffees, weekend lunches or entertaining.

Four bedrooms give you flexibility as space for family, guests, or work-from-home setups, supported by two bathrooms and excellent built-in storage throughout.

Outside, the 749sqm section earns its keep. Flat, usable and well established, it offers privacy, space to garden, room for kids to roam, and the kind of breathing room that adds long-term value. Parking and storage are generous, with two garages and space for multiple vehicles built in.

From here, daily life runs smoothly. Allenton School is an easy walk, nearby parks give kids space to burn off energy, and local shops handle the essentials without needing a town run every time. Ashburton’s CBD is only minutes away by car, keeping supermarkets, cafés, medical services and transport links firmly within reach.

For more information or to arrange your viewing, contact Manu Otene.