Sunshine, charm and family living
Glowing with street presence, this much-loved 1920s bungalow captures all the charm of its era while offering ease and versatility for contemporary family living.
Warm and welcoming from the minute you reach the front door, you can't help but fall in love. Original heritage features include gorgeous bay windows, restored timber flooring, soaring ceilings and a beautifully ornate fireplace - creating a light-filled, spacious home that feels both elegant and inviting.
Thoughtfully renovated, the kitchen, dining and living is open plan - perfectly designed for busy mornings, relaxed family dinners and catching up with friends. The well-appointed family bathroom is generous in size and warmed with underfloor heating.
Floor to ceiling glass doors slide open to the sunny north-west facing lawn and garden - a private, fully fenced and beautifully landscaped haven for children, pets and relaxing afternoons in the sun. Evening BBQs and entertaining is effortless. This is an outdoor space made for summer!
Three bedrooms include a generous primary with its own adjoining sunroom or work from home office, a light-filled retreat that could also easily be a nursery or simply a quiet space to escape to. A second living room adds another layer of flexibility - movie nights, a teenager's retreat or perhaps a fourth bedroom.
Storage is plentiful while single garaging and additional off-street parking for two cars completes the picture.
Enjoy the very best of the Northcote Point lifestyle, with parks, popular cafés, award-winning restaurants and the much-loved Bridgeway Cinema all close by. It's a quick walk to the local primary school and motorway access is easy. Takapuna, Ponsonby, Herne Bay and the city centre are virtually on your doorstep.
Early viewing is recommended.
Open homes as advertised or for a private viewing, call Sonia on 021 0244 0536
Warm and welcoming from the minute you reach the front door, you can't help but fall in love. Original heritage features include gorgeous bay windows, restored timber flooring, soaring ceilings and a beautifully ornate fireplace - creating a light-filled, spacious home that feels both elegant and inviting.
Thoughtfully renovated, the kitchen, dining and living is open plan - perfectly designed for busy mornings, relaxed family dinners and catching up with friends. The well-appointed family bathroom is generous in size and warmed with underfloor heating.
Floor to ceiling glass doors slide open to the sunny north-west facing lawn and garden - a private, fully fenced and beautifully landscaped haven for children, pets and relaxing afternoons in the sun. Evening BBQs and entertaining is effortless. This is an outdoor space made for summer!
Three bedrooms include a generous primary with its own adjoining sunroom or work from home office, a light-filled retreat that could also easily be a nursery or simply a quiet space to escape to. A second living room adds another layer of flexibility - movie nights, a teenager's retreat or perhaps a fourth bedroom.
Storage is plentiful while single garaging and additional off-street parking for two cars completes the picture.
Enjoy the very best of the Northcote Point lifestyle, with parks, popular cafés, award-winning restaurants and the much-loved Bridgeway Cinema all close by. It's a quick walk to the local primary school and motorway access is easy. Takapuna, Ponsonby, Herne Bay and the city centre are virtually on your doorstep.
Early viewing is recommended.
Open homes as advertised or for a private viewing, call Sonia on 021 0244 0536
Key features
Character
A warm and welcoming, beautifully presented 1920s bungalow with all the heritage features we’ve come to love.
Renovated
Spacious, light-filled and open plan with effortless flow to lush, landscaped lawns and gardens. A second living and space for a study, nursery or reading room add flexibility.
Outdoor living
Stunning landscaped lawns and gardens plus the welcome summer shade of covered decking, is the ideal setting for family BBQs, entertaining and relaxing afternoons.
