3/4 Scott Street, Moturoa, New Plymouth

Simple living and easy care

Discover effortless and low-maintenance living in our latest listing, a solid brick, two-bedroom home that will appeal to first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors. Nestled in an elevated position, this property affords its residents views of the mountain in one direction and proximity to the coastal walkway, Moturoa Shopping Centre, beaches and cafes in the other.

Inside, you'll find a spacious open-plan living and modernised kitchen area, filled with natural light. Two welcoming bedrooms, both with built-in storage allow for ample room in addition to the hallway storage. A well-appointed bathroom and laundry seamlessly combine functionality, adding to the overall appeal of the space. The home has also recently had new flooring installed to areas of the property.

One of the standout features of this property is its solid brick construction, which ensures durability and peace of mind for its owners. Outdoor storage solutions include a garden shed and a single garage providing plenty of space for garden tools, sports equipment, or extra belongings. Outside features a sunroom attached to the rear of the home and paved courtyard perfect for entertaining. The front of the property showcases the section's high position above the road, beneficial by creating privacy and atmosphere while in the front garden.

Designed with a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle in mind, this home is perfect for those who cherish their travel time or lead busy lives. Its location strikes the perfect balance between laid-back living and accessibility lending itself to a weekender retreat opportunity.

This is more than a home; it's a lifestyle choice packed with potential for improvements. Whether you're looking to downsize, purchase your first home, or invest in a passive income property with solid growth potential, this ticks all the boxes. With its unbeatable strategic location, it's ready for you to make it your own. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and experience the appeal of Moturoa firsthand.