26C Salisbury Street, Christchurch Central, Canterbury

Beautiful - and striking - design by celebrated Christchurch firm Warren & Mahoney Architects ensures this wonderful inner-city home (the rear one of three in the development) will delight residents and guests alike for many years to come. Enjoying an exceptional location in what is arguably the most desirable residential precinct in the CBD, it is just a short stroll to Hagley Park or the eateries of Victoria Street and enjoys a quiet location away from the road.

From the spacious entrance, it is clear that this is inner-city living without compromise. First-floor living spaces spill out onto elevated outdoor living, with balconies wrapping around the home. An expanse of open-plan living, the sense of space enhanced with a soaring pitched ceiling, is light-filled with a wonderfully relaxed ambience. A well-appointed kitchen boasts under-bench oven, breakfast bar and good storage. Down the hall, a separate lounge will impress, with a gas fire and custom cabinetry for style that exudes warmth and calm. On the top floor, a generous and airy master suite with views to Hagley Park enjoys exclusive use of a tiled bathroom with separate bath. The other bedrooms are on the ground floor and include an alternative master with en suite and garden access, as well as two more double bedrooms and a family bathroom. A double internal access garage and private, securely gated courtyard garden complete an exceptional home.

Zoned for Girls' High, Boys' High and Burnside High, with proximity to all the amenities of the CBD, this memorable home will have wide appeal as an inner-city residence without compromise. Don't miss this opportunity - contact the agent without delay and make your move.

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