1679 Cust Road, Cust, Waimakariri

Character, charm and tranquillity

For Sale - Enquiries over $460,000

This spacious 1920s character villa will instantly capture your heart. Sympathetically renovated with a huge 1,804sqm section (combined) this is a perfect family home. A magnificent wood-panelled entranceway leads into a well-positioned sunroom/study with French doors that open out onto a delightful country garden. All four bedrooms are of a generous size and retain many original features. The fourth bedroom could easily be utilised as an additional living room or playroom. A large, separate lounge provides another exquisite example of the original wood paneling. The open plan kitchen/dining area has been tastefully modernised and provides good outdoor flow through French doors to the private rear garden. An attractive modern bathroom has a shower, bath, toilet and under-tile heating. A log fire in the kitchen and heat pump in the hall ensures the family remain cosy on chilly winter evenings. A separate laundry/utility room with ample storage completes this delightful home.

A tandem carport and tandem garage provide plenty of off-street parking, with a generous paved area that has enough room for the family barbeque and a caravan.
This property is a delight for the gardening enthusiast with a large vegetable patch, green house, herb garden and orchard. Established trees, a cottage garden, play house and plenty of lawn provide the perfect setting for children to play and pets to romp around. An enclosed dog run ensures the family pet doesn't go wandering!
The property backs on to popular Cust primary school, so gone are the days of having to drive the children to school.

Located 10 minutes from Rangiora and 15 minutes from Oxford, this home has all the benefits of a semi-rural lifestyle, with necessary amenities only a short drive away.
If you want a home with character, comfort, space and privacy then this property for you!

Note: Floor areas sourced from Property Guru - this has not been verified and purchasers should make their own independent enquiries.