Built in 1917 and held by the same family for 43 years, 44 Glen Road is a single level character bungalow that has been a constant through generations of family life. It is a home shaped by everyday moments, shared milestones, and a deep sense of belonging. High studs, pressed metal ceilings, and Art Deco detailing reflect the craftsmanship of its era, while a thoughtful Barbara Webster designed extension has added scale, flexibility, and a stronger connection to the fully fenced, flat section.

The living spaces are arranged in a more traditional and purposeful way yet can be easily adapted to suit individual needs. A formal drawing room welcomes guests, while a separate dining room and formal living room with an open fireplace provide a setting for family life and shared occasions. Beyond this, the loggia offers a quiet place for reflection, reading, or respite, creating a natural separation between entertaining, living, and retreat. The Pridex designed and fabricated kitchen is modern and functional, well positioned to support the flow of daily life.

Accommodation is well considered, with a private master bedroom featuring its own ensuite. In total, the home offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms, all arranged across a single level floor plan that provides ease of living for families at every stage, or for those looking to downsize or future proof.

Zoned for Wellington Boys’ College and Wellington Girls’ College, and just a short stroll to Kelburn Normal Primary School, this is a location that supports children from their earliest years through to graduation. The Botanic Gardens and Kelburn Village, with its local shops and cafés, are both close at hand, while the Cable Car makes the walk to the centre of Wellington approximately 20 minutes.

44 Glen Road is a home built for living, and ready for its next chapter.