125A King Street, Sydenham, Christchurch, Canterbury

125A King Street, Sydenham, Christchurch, Canterbury Ignore the RV: Large home, Affordable Price

Zoned for Cashmere High School, this is an opportunity to simplify your lifestyle without compromising on space. This expansive standalone family home seamlessly combines modern comfort, a prime location, and generous living areas.

Post-quake and meticulously maintained, this family home surpasses its competitors in both size and functionality. The large, modern kitchen overlooks a spacious open-plan living and dining area, offering ample room for entertaining while keeping an eye on the kids.

The seamless flow to the sunny outdoor patio enhances the home's connection to its surroundings, perfect for both family living and hosting guests.

Property Features:

• Open plan living/dining/kitchen

• Three double bedrooms with storage

• Family bathroom and seperate washroom upstairs

• Separate washroom downstairs

• Master with study nook

• Double garage AND extra off street parking

Location:

Zoned for Cashmere High School and just a 5-minute trip to the city, this home is ideally positioned for convenient urban living without the premium price tag:

• Convenient location: Enjoy quick access to the city, while still benefiting from a peaceful residential setting.

• Nearby amenities: Local fast food options are just down the end of King Street for those nights when you want a break from cooking.

• Scenic views: Beautiful vistas of the hills to the southeast add a touch of tranquility to this perfect city fringe location.

Property Files:

https://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/KING125A

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