Capturing stunning views across the Tararua Ranges and surrounded by beautifully established gardens, 9-11 Cody Crescent enjoys a sought-after setting that is hard to beat. Spanning two titles with a combined land area of 1,518 sq m (more or less), this beautifully maintained home offers space to enjoy, a welcoming place to call home and added flexibility for the future.
Built around 2000, the home has been well cared for over the years, with easy-care materials and a practical layout designed for comfortable everyday living. Open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas create a welcoming hub, with doors opening out to a generous deck where you can relax, entertain and take in the stunning outlook.
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including an ensuite and walk in wardrobe off the main bedroom, provide comfortable accommodation, while a separate laundry, internal-access double garage and additional storage room add to the home's everyday practicality. A heat pump, night store heater and log burner ensure year-round comfort.
Outside, the beautifully established gardens are a real highlight. Thoughtfully developed and meticulously maintained over many years, they create an attractive setting with mature plantings, privacy and colour throughout the seasons.
With its sought-after location, stunning outlook, generous grounds and the added flexibility of two titles, 9-11 Cody Crescent is a property that offers plenty to appreciate, both inside and out.
Deadline offers on 12 November 2026 at 2:00pm at Saywell & Co, Masterton (unless sold prior). Buyer Enquiries Over $899,000.
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