1 Piccadilly Place, Kohimarama, Auckland

Lifestyle perfection on Piccadilly

Presenting super-size living in a premier location this dual level haven is perfectly proportioned for families and multi-generational living. On the market for just the second time since it was built in 1969, the current owners raised their three children over the last twenty years but they are now moving on, leaving the property to welcome its next lucky family.

Set on a tranquil cul de sac a short walk from Madills Farm, the golden sands of Kohimarama Beach and fabulous local cafes. The proximity to Kohimarama School means children needn't cross a road on their two-minute walk to school.

Boasting five bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a separate garden studio and an abundance of indoor and outdoor living and entertaining options including space in the north west facing garden for a swimming pool.

Ascend the stairs to the social heart of the home, the family lounge, dining and kitchen enjoy separation from the formal sitting room with gas fire for winter gatherings. The kitchen is a generous hub filled with great storage, expansive benchtops and a gas hob. From the breakfast bar, it's an easy flow through to the private balcony embraced by a mature Oak tree providing shade in summer months.

The ground floor is tuned to rest and relaxation, home to all five spacious bedrooms, including the master with ensuite and French doors leading to the covered courtyard under the dappled light of mature trees. A third lounge or kids' playroom also enjoys this same access.

Offering both internal and external staircases, a carport as well as an integral garage with carport or workshop, large separate laundry, and bathed in sunshine, this is a picture-perfect family estate.

Set up your ultimate home office across the level lawn in the garden studio and you may never want to leave - unless you're popping to the beach only moments away or grabbing a coffee at a great local cafe.

Auction: 50 Remuera Road, 10am Wednesday 13th April (unless sold prior)
Carolyn Ryan and Mitch Owens welcome conjunctionals from all agencies.