37 Colwyn Street, Bryndwr, Christchurch City

37 Colwyn Street, Bryndwr, Canterbury
Family Living - Quality Property

Lovingly constructed in the 1960's by a master builder as his own family home, 37 Colwyn Street is a testament to enduring quality and thoughtful design. Solid concrete walls, brick and stucco cladding, and original ornate plasterwork showcase craftsmanship from a bygone era, while careful updates by the current owners blend this timeless classic with the modern needs of today.

Set on a quiet, peaceful, tree-lined street, the home offers a rare sense of permanence, privacy, and potential. Whether you're just beginning your property journey, upgrading for the next chapter, or investing in a quality location - this is a home that grows with you.

Some of the many highlights include:

- Brick and concrete construction - low maintenance and permanent

- Spacious 620sqm freehold section with mature fruit trees and vegetable beds

- Open-plan kitchen with dining, flowing to a large north-west facing Kwila deck -ideal for summer evenings and BBQs

- Separate lounge for relaxed family living, opening to a sheltered West facing patio

- A floor mounted heat pump and ornate diesel fire - ensure year-round comfort

- Freestanding concrete block garage with auto doors, space for workshop or studio

- Zoned for Cobham Intermediate and Burnside High, with easy access to University of Canterbury, Jellie Park, and Fendalton Mall

Homes in this tightly held pocket of Bryndwr are rarely relinquished - and once you step inside, you'll understand why. Available for only the second time in over 60 years, come and stamp your mark here at 37 Colwyn Street. The owners have enjoyed bringing this home into the modern era, they are now ready to hand the keys to its new owner. With motivation high and presentation polished, your early interest is both welcomed and encouraged.

Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from RPNZ / Property Smarts / Land Information New Zealand / Christchurch City Council / CERA and we have not been able to verify the accuracy of the same.*