City-fringe buyers who want character, light and real outdoor living will feel an immediate connection with this Grey Lynn family home. Elevated on its terraced section, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom standalone house makes the most of its position with generous decking and leafy outlooks that feel private yet still very urban.

Light does a lot of the work in the main living areas, where timber flooring and large glazing give the spaces an easy, relaxed feel. The open-plan dining and living area is well proportioned, with a heat pump and built-in shelving keeping things comfortable and practical day to day. The kitchen sits alongside as a true social hub, with a pass-through counter and a door opening to the deck that makes entertaining and week night meals equally straightforward.

Down the hall, the main bedroom is a well sized, restful space with natural light and a simple, calm finish. The second bedroom is also a good size, with built-in wardrobe storage and a leafy outlook that suits guests, kids or a work-from-home setup. A well-appointed bathroom with generous vanity space keeps mornings organised, while the tucked-away laundry within the living level keeps household jobs out of sight but close at hand.

Outside, multiple deck levels step down the terraced section, creating distinct spots for outdoor dining, a morning coffee or an evening drink with friends. Built-in bench seating, timber screening and established planting give these areas a sense of privacy while still capturing the suburb views and greenery.

Grey Lynn’s village feel is a big part of the appeal here, with Grey Lynn School close by and Western Park an easy stroll for dog walks and weekend downtime. Ponsonby Road’s cafés, bars and eateries are within easy reach, along with city-bound transport for commuters.

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For more information or to arrange a viewing, get in touch with Supreet Gill or Alan Cooper.