Tucked within a sought-after St Heliers cul-de-sac and surrounded by lush greenery, this distinctive 1980s architectural home offers a cosy retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle. Perfectly positioned amongst nature, the home beautifully frames its leafy outlook through soaring peaked ceilings, skylights, and striking angled windows that draw light and greenery into every corner.
The home offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a welcoming formal living room featuring a stunning curved ceiling, exposed brick accent wall and a cosy gas fireplace, the perfect place to curl up during the cooler months.
At the heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, complete with a charming study nook that looks out over what feels like your own little piece of Titirangi, right here in St Heliers.
Indoor–outdoor flow is effortless, with multiple inviting spots around the property to relax, entertain, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere throughout the day.
Adding further versatility is the studio space above the carport, ideal as a playroom for the kids, work-from-home office, or creative retreat. The carport also provides a practical workshop space for those who enjoy a project, while a garden shed at the rear offers additional storage.
Zoned for excellent schools including St Ignatius Catholic School, Kohimarama School and Glendowie College.
The owners have enjoyed living here for 18 years, it's now time to downsize.
This is a home that truly needs to be experienced in person, a rare sense of tranquility in one of Auckland’s most desirable coastal suburbs.
Key Features and Benefits:
- 1980's architectural home with peaked ceilings, skylights and striking angled windows draw light and greenery into every corner.
- Complete privacy from all directions.
- Studio space above the carport, ideal as a playroom for the kids, work-from-home office, or creative retreat.
- Desirable quiet cul-de-sac in St Heliers.
- Double carport with additional off-street parking.
- Zoned for St Ignatius Catholic School, Kohimarama School and Glendowie College.
