Where else in the city could you buy an architecturally-designed four-bedroom character apartment of this calibre with not one but three car parks? Located on the ground floor of Courtenay Mews for the ultimate in easy access, this is an amazing opportunity for first-time buyers, busy families, empty nesters not wanting to compromise on space and anyone seeking a work-from-home sanctuary on the doorstep of downtown.



Features include:

• Four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the flexibility of a semi-ensuite for one bedroom and a dedicated ensuite for another
  
• Versatility of a fourth bedroom that alternatively could be a delightful home office, library or media room off the open-plan living/dining area and kitchen (complete with walk-in pantry and new range)
  
• Spectacular interior with native timber floorboards, exposed brick, wool insulation and ultra-high ceilings with seven skylights — four electric, one solar — to optimise natural light and ventilation
  
• Architectural conversion of an historic building by Tommy Honey for the original owner, who’s loved living here for nearly 30 years
  
• Generous storage throughout, including the rare apartment bonus of a separate laundry — plus expansive wall space for displaying art
  
• One of only 19 in boutique development that share a long, wide, terraced veranda for sheltered indoor-outdoor living
  
• Superbly located near the end of a quiet no-exit street with three secure car parks and a private laneway to Courtenay Place
  
• Just metres from bars, eateries, businesses and bus routes while being a short stroll from the waterfront, Cuba Street and Lambton Quay — so everything’s within a flat, easy walk
  

Seldom can you buy an apartment that effortlessly blends so much space, versatility and soul to offer essentially single-level living (save for a loft bedroom) in the heart of the city.



Don’t miss Sunday’s viewing.



Deadline Sale (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 12pm, Thursday 18th June 2026 at 2/153 Karori Road, Wellington



^Source of information: Property Guru, Nexus, Wellington City Council (non-verified)