16 Arthur Crescent, Waikawa, Marlborough

Nestled in the serene enclave of Waikawa Bay, 16 Arthur Crescent boasts a tranquil setting within a quiet cul-de-sac. This distinctive multi-level home is a testament to unique living experiences, offering a residence and a potential income opportunity. Its charm and versatility make it a compelling prospect for intergenerational families, savvy investors, or those seeking a shared holiday retreat.

Ascending via the elevator to the upper level, the main house reveals itself, showcasing two generously sized bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, and a separate conservatory offering picturesque views of the lush bush and hills. Step out onto the private veranda and relish in the outdoor space, entertaining in the covered BBQ area amidst the peaceful gardens. Alternatively, cozy up by the fire and heat pump, ensuring year-round comfort.

On the ground level, discreetly separated from the main dwelling, lies a two bedroom home, reminiscent of the original homes predating the bay's subdivision. With two bedrooms and an open-plan lounge/dining kitchen area, this space presents many possibilities, whether a granny flat for extended family, overflow accommodation, or a lucrative rental income opportunity.

Outside, the property offers ample storage beneath the house, designated parking, and a convenient lean-to, ideal for housing a small boat or caravan. Including a glasshouse and a tool shed further enhances the practicality and appeal of the outdoor amenities.

Situated in a coveted locale with convenient access to the glistening waters of the Marlborough Sounds, a nearby slipway, and a marina, the possibilities for outdoor recreation abound. Whether it's fishing, kayaking, hiking, or mountain biking, this area caters to those seeking an active lifestyle or a unique retreat.

For those intrigued by the prospect of owning this remarkable property, contact Grant today for further details and to embark on your journey towards embracing the unparalleled lifestyle offered by 16 Arthur Crescent.