With 2 great bedrooms and a versatile 3rd room, this charming 1920s home blends timeless appeal with the ease of modern living. It's a home that feels instantly welcoming and easy to imagine as your own, whether for family life, unwinding after work, or downsizing into a single level home in a beautiful Spreydon location.

The open plan living area sits at the heart of the home and is a comfortable, relaxed space to spend time together. It flows into a sleek, modern kitchen with a peninsula bench for casual meals, conversations, or entertaining, with a dedicated dining area completing the picture. A heat pump ensures year round comfort.

Accommodation is flexible, with two bedrooms plus an additional room that works well as a study or single bedroom. The master includes its own heat pump, while the bathroom features both a shower and a bathtub, offering everyday practicality and a place to relax. A conservatory houses the laundry, keeping the layout functional and uncluttered.

Outside, the generous 607sqm section offers space to enjoy, including a raised vegetable garden. The standout is the generous 8m x 6m garage, ideal for hobbies, storage, or extra vehicles, and a real bonus for those who value space to work or tinker.

You are well positioned here between the Port Hills and the Christchurch CBD, with Barrington Mall, parks, and schooling options close by. It is a location that offers both lifestyle and convenience.

A home that adapts easily to different stages of life, offering character, comfort, and space in a location many love. Get in touch to arrange your viewing or to find out more.

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