Picture the feeling of coming home to a quiet, tree-lined West End street, where the pace softens and the day begins to melt away. This much-loved 1920s bungalow welcomes you in with a warmth that’s hard to replicate, a home that has clearly been lived in, laughed in, and cherished over time.

Inside, there’s a comforting sense of space and familiarity. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms mean there’s room for growing families, visiting guests, or simply spreading out and enjoying your own corners of calm. In winter, the gas radiators and the glow of the fireplace create a cosy backdrop for evenings spent together, while the ease of a gas infinity system keeps life ticking along without a second thought.

But it’s outside where the magic really unfolds. Set on a generous 1012m² section, this is the kind of backyard that invites barefoot summers, backyard cricket, and the sound of kids and pets playing freely until the sun dips low. Established gardens create a sense of privacy and peace, wrapping the home in greenery and birdsong. The rear deck becomes a natural gathering place, whether it’s slow weekend breakfasts in the sun, afternoon coffees as the light filters through the trees, or long, relaxed evenings with friends while the sky turns golden.

Living here means more than just owning a home, it’s about embracing a lifestyle. Morning walks through the Esplanade, spontaneous trips to Ongley Park, or cooling off at the Lido Aquatic Centre all become part of your everyday rhythm. And with zoning for Palmerston North Girls’ High School, there’s reassurance for the years ahead.

With a separate double garage and plenty of off-street parking, practicality sits comfortably alongside the charm. This is a home that offers space to grow, room to breathe, and a setting that invites you to slow down and truly enjoy it.

House size - 188m2*
Land Size - 1012m2*
Age - 1921*
Bedrooms - 4
Bathrooms - 2
Garage - 2

• Sourced from RPNZ, QV, PNCC & Horizons