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View to appreciate - step in, you won't want to leave. Completed with CC issued in 2023 and located at the end of a well-established cul de sac, this highly specced executive residence is a rare opportunity to secure near new living in heartland Matua. Locals here love the proximity to the foreshore at Fergusson Park and easy stroll to the Tilby Drive shopping precinct.
Linea weatherboard with long run roof construction, the spacious home comprises of two storeys. Spaces have been thoughtfully curated with plush carpet and underfloor heated tiling in wet areas. The porch protecting the front entrance is created by the upper floor hardwood balcony complete with spa pool. A red front door reveals the spacious foyer where a stairwell features vertical balustrades. Upstairs, the living area boasts beautiful ceilings, and a balcony takes in Kaimai Ranges and inner harbour glimpses. Ample tinted double glazing, a northerly aspect, wood burner, ducted transfer heat system and ceiling fans assure a light, warm, and fresh ambiance throughout. Another balcony sits off the dining area, open plan with a superb Bosch and Fisher & Paykel-equipped kitchen. Solidly anchored by oak flooring - this timber is repeated in kitchen cabinetry including that which cloaks a huge stone topped island bench. The master bedroom also has views and is fitted with a heat pump, walk in robe, and a tiled ensuite. Downstairs another similarly tiled on-trend bathroom has a bath shared between two more bedrooms. A media room also found on this level is perfect as a second living room, home office or fourth bedroom with sliders to the front deck.
Separate laundry and internal access carpeted and insulated garaging with 2.7m stud includes wiring for an EV. The 339sqm (approx.) freehold section is appealingly, low maintenance for busy professionals or downsizing empty nesters.
To request property documents please visit: https://harcourts.net/L26284230
Please contact the Harcourts sales consultant below to arrange a viewing.
