4 Hurst Place, Parklands, Christchurch City

Negotiable Over $769,000

OPEN HOME: Sun, 15 Dec 12:00pm - 12:30pm

This delightful home (re-built 2014 Orange homes) is situated in the ever-popular suburb of Parklands and in my opinion has the wow factor.

Offering 3 generous sized double bedrooms, with master having ensuite and walk in robe, good sized family bathroom and large separate lounge-room and open plan living/kitchen dining area leading out to a private and child friendly garden. Plus, the convenience of a separate laundry.

The flow and presentation of this home is second to none. The decor, fixtures and fittings are chic and quality throughout. Section is sited and positioned for maximum sun plus excellent indoor/outdoor flow.

All the mod cons are available here too, heat-pump, HRV system, electric induction cooktop, double glazed, fibre net cabling, led lights, good storage the list goes on. Exterior cladding is of Hebel AAC panel, excellent insulated product.

A carpeted double internal access garaging with insulated door finishes it off.

A home that would be ideally suited for young family or first home buyers.

This home is also situated in close proximity to Parklands Mall, bars and cafes.

If schooling is important to you then you are spoilt for choice, Queenspark, AGHS & SBHS schools are close at hand.

If you are into the outdoors you can jump on your bike, run, or walk into Bottle Lake reserve and enjoy the scope and scenery for as long as you like. If golf is your thing, then again you are spoilt as Waimairi Beach golf club is only a “drive and short iron” too!

Immediate possession is available too!

Don’t delay in viewing this beauty; I am expecting good interest here.

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