Step inside this much-loved 1950s home and you’ll immediately appreciate the warmth, space and flexibility on offer. Solid brick and roughcast construction provides a timeless foundation, while thoughtful updates make everyday living comfortable and easy.

The heart of the home is the kitchen and dining area, flowing through to a sunny conservatory that creates a wonderful second living space — perfect for relaxing, reading or simply enjoying the natural light. The separate living room offers another cosy retreat, complete with a multifuel fire for those cooler Southland evenings.

Three bedrooms provide plenty of room for the family, while the main bathroom features a vanity and shower over the bath. A second shower and the toilet are conveniently located by the laundry, with gas hot water adding further practicality. A new centrally positioned heat pump, mostly double-glazed windows, plus insulation in the ceiling and underfloor, help keep the home warm and comfortable year-round.

For families, the location is hard to beat, with the local kindy and primary school just a few doors away — making school mornings that little bit easier. Outside, the generous 1,363m² fenced section provides plenty of space for children to play, pets to roam and the family to enjoy.

There’s a separate double garage, an additional powered single garage, woodshed and gazebo, perfect for relaxed outdoor entertaining. And then there’s the potential.

Whether you’re dreaming of a granny flat, space for extended family, room for hobbies and projects, or exploring subdivision potential (subject to council requirements), this is a property that gives you options.

Warm, welcoming and full of opportunity, this is a home ready to be enjoyed today while offering plenty of scope for tomorrow.

Come and see what this property could offer your family. Call Brendan today to arrange your viewing.

Disclosure: Land 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.