Positioned in the ever-popular suburb of Waikiwi, 12 Kereru Street is a beautifully renovated brick and roughcast home offering comfort, style and easy living. With a near new roof, quality updates throughout and a fully fenced section, this is a move-in-ready property that will appeal to buyers wanting to simply unpack and enjoy.
Inside, the home has been thoughtfully modernised, with a stunning new kitchen and dining space flowing seamlessly from the sunny north-facing living area. Light-filled and inviting, this central hub of the home offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfectly suited to everyday living and entertaining.
Property Highlights:
- Three double bedrooms
- Sunny north-facing living
- Light and bright open-plan flow between living, kitchen and dining
- Stylish new kitchen and dining area
- Modern bathroom with shower
- Separate toilet
- New separate laundry
- New ultra low emission fire (installed 2024)
- Heat pump and heat transfer system with summer ventilation extension
- Insulation top and bottom
- Double glazed aluminium joinery
- Near new iron roof
- Single garage plus single carport
- Fully fenced section
This is a lovely home in a great location and zoned for James Hargest High School. Whether you are entering the market, downsizing or looking for a smart investment, this property is one not to miss.
We look forward to meeting you at an open home or get in touch for a private viewing.
Disclaimer - All prospective purchasers shall complete their own due diligence, seek legal and expert advice and satisfy themselves with respect to information supplied during the marketing of this property, including but not limited to: the floor and land sizes, boundary lines, underground services, along with any scheme plans or consents. Land and floor area measurements are approximate, and boundary lines indicative only. All efforts have been made to source accurate information from reputable sources (i.e. Regional/City councils, Property-Guru, Core Logic etc). We cannot, however, verify its accuracy and suggest this should not replace independent clarification through standard due diligence.
