Positioned on the lower slopes of Cashmere Hills, this charming three-bedroom, two-bathroom character home offers an enviable lifestyle setting.
Dating from around 1920, the house was designed by celebrated Arts and Crafts architect Samuel Hurst Seager, whose family owned the property for several decades. The home retains beautiful period features including rich timber panelling, polished floors and elegant coved ceilings, adding warmth and character to comfortable family living.
The home is complemented by a generous section that is increasingly hard to find in this location. The sun-filled grounds feature an established garden, mature fruit trees and bushes and a flat sheltered lawn that was once a tennis court. Native birdsong is a bonus. It's a wonderful space for children to play, summer entertaining, or simply enjoying the privacy and greenery of this special Cashmere setting. Ample off-street parking and a convenient turning bay add to the practicality.
The location delivers everything that makes life on the lower slopes so desirable. Port Hills recreation, Victoria Park, Christchurch Adventure Park, river walks, Cashmere Tennis Club and local favourite Zeroes café are all within easy reach, while convenient bus services provide straightforward access across the city.
Families will also appreciate zoning for sought-after Cashmere Primary School and Cashmere High School.
Sunny, established and filled with character, this is a home with a story, a spacious garden and room for family life to unfold - all in one of Christchurch's most enduringly desirable hillside locations.
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AUCTION: Thursday 29th October 2026 from 11:00am, Harcourts Grenadier 98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior).
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