182 Centaurus Road, Saint Martins, Christchurch, Canterbury

182 Centaurus Road, Saint Martins, Christchurch, Canterbury Big things come in small packages

They say that big things come in small packages, and this 1960's home in St Martins is a perfect example of that. Leave it as it is, or renovate and add value.

Currently configured as a two bedroom, one bathroom home with lots of living space. Double glazed joinery and well insulated, with a north facing aspect capturing the sun in all the right places. The sunroom entrance is a welcoming area, and the kitchen has been modernised.

Renovators and builders, bring your creative ideas and work out how you could expand into the adjoining garage with loft storage. Potential for three bedrooms (maybe more?), a work from home space or perhaps a studio? Either way you look at it, this area provides plenty of options. If you change this space, there's still a standalone single garage remaining.

The beautiful garden, complete with established fruit trees and blossoming Dahlias is the perfect space to play or potter. You're spoilt for choice here with apples, apricots, grapes, blackcurrants, plums and feijoas. Keen gardeners, come and see what you can find.

It's no wonder why St Martins is such a popular location, and this home takes full advantage. You've got the orbiter bus stop just a few doors down, and you're close to local amenities such as the New World Supermarket and nearby parks, cafes and shops. A short walk to St Martins Primary, and in zone for other great schools such as Hillview and Cashmere High. Those looking for more adventure will enjoy being close to the Mt Vernon and Rapaki track.

Downsizers, first home buyers or investors - this is a must see.

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