Negotiable Over $620,000
If peace, privacy, and a connection to the natural landscape are high on your wish list, this elevated Cracroft opportunity may be the answer you have been searching for.
Tucked away in a quiet position along Worsleys Road, this appealing parcel of land enjoys a tranquil setting with expansive views across the surrounding Port Hills and valley. The outlook is ever changing, from soft morning light to long afternoon sun, creating a setting that feels both calm and inspiring.
With generous proportions, the site offers excellent flexibility to accommodate a substantial family home or a mini-lifestyle vision, allowing buyers the freedom to design a residence that responds to the land, maximises light, and embraces the outlook. Established, high-quality homes nearby provide confidence in the calibre of the neighbourhood and protect the long-term value of your investment.
Despite its peaceful, semi-rural feel, the location remains highly convenient. Situated approximately 9km from Christchurch’s central city, it offers the best of both worlds. A quiet retreat living with everyday amenities within easy reach. The Christchurch Adventure Park is moments away, while Port Hills walking and biking tracks provide endless outdoor recreation right on your doorstep.
Families will appreciate zoning for the ever-popular Cashmere High School, along with nearby intermediate and primary options, adding further appeal for those planning ahead.
With motivated vendors and the land now surplus to requirements, this is a genuine opportunity to secure a quality site in a tightly held Cracroft setting.
Enquire today for further information and take the first step toward making this outstanding location your own.
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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.
