2 Brookwater Avenue, Northwood, Christchurch, Canterbury

2 Brookwater Avenue, Northwood, Christchurch, Canterbury First Impressions Say It All

This classically modern 320m2 (approx) one owner home has been designed for people who appreciate a fine home yet have active lifestyles. Set on a prime corner site amongst similar quality homes, this executive family home is an entertainer's dream.

With an open plan kitchen, dining, living area and a large media room, this is the perfect layout for family living and entertaining. The spacious modern kitchen with butlers pantry is well designed to please the best of chefs. Enjoy fabulous flow through the main lounge to a north-facing outdoor courtyard with Louvre system and blinds, creating an extra living room that can be enjoyed in all seasons.

Comprising four double bedrooms and a large office (or fifth bedroom), one bedroom with ensuite is located downstairs and three/four bedrooms, a second ensuite and family bathroom upstairs. All bedrooms and the office have good size built-in storage.

Double glazing, extensive under tile heating and three heat pumps add to the home's warmth and comfort. The home is sited on a 635m2 (approx) section and is constructed of plaster over brick. An internal access triple car garage provides ample space for storage.

The owners of this stunning home will enjoy membership to the Styx Mill Country Club facilities with indoor 25m lap swimming pool, kiddie's pool, spa, sauna, gymnasiums (weights and cardio room) and floodlit tennis courts, providing a lifestyle to be envied. Within easy proximity to the local Cafe, Styx Mill Reserve and the Groynes, with fabulous cycle ways and so convenient to the airport and central city. It does not get much better than this. See you at the open home or call today to view.

Property documents can be downloaded from: https://vltre.co/zVrYMK

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