23 Tasman Street, The Wood, Nelson

A beautiful blend of classic and contemporary, this beautifully renovated home, on a generous section, has comfort at its heart. Designed by architect Ken Webley and built in the 1950s, it features original golden rimu floors and high ceilings. Every detail has been considered! The home is rewired and replumbed, and its charming character features have been thoughtfully retained and upgraded. Warm and well-insulated, this double-glazed residence has original timber flooring, a soft cream and grey aesthetic and high ceilings throughout that enhance the airy ambience. A cosy antidote to winter, the sunny lounge and dining areas share a heat pump, an electric fire, and a built-in heater with a decorative surround. A long cushy window seat in the dining area offers a lovely spot for morning coffee, while the lounge can be closed off with sliding doors to create a tranquil retreat for movies or a cat nap. Designed to meet the needs of the family chef, the modern kitchen is well-equipped with a fridge-freezer, Bosch dishwasher, oven, and 4-burner gas hob, superb gadget storage, soft-close drawers, and a breakfast bar. An external door to the covered deck, which has drop-down Arch Gola curtains for cool days, makes alfresco entertaining easy. There are 3 double bedrooms, all with ceiling-height wardrobes and lots of natural light. The sun-drenched primary bedroom features ample windows with both honeycomb and sun blinds. Sleek and spotless, the bathroom has a shower, a bath with a tile splashback and a portable heated towel rail, adjacent to a separate toilet. The laundry has large storage cupboards, a tub, polished wood benches and an external door to the garden. Outside is a fully fenced and paved patio, abundant fruit trees, a convenient sleep-out, storage shed, and garage. Set in a peaceful neighbourhood, it’s just a stroll away from cafés, parks and the CBD. Live the sweet life, lock n’ leave, or invest. For a copy of our comprehensive information booklet or to arrange a private viewing, contact Nina James.