Auction: 177 King Street, Pukekohe (Branch Office) on Thursday 15 October 2026 at 2:00PM (unless sold prior)
Some homes whisper their personality. This one turns up the record player.
Welcome to 74 Anzac Road, where the 1970s are alive, fighting fit and looking seriously cool. Set on sought after Pukekohe Hill, this much loved home is packed with original character, fabulous retro details and the kind of personality you simply cannot recreate.
Picture flares, fondue, friends gathered around the table and someone topping up the drinks. Velvet curtains frame the windows, the original carpet is still plush underfoot, the timber veneer kitchen is ready for action and even the original Shacklock oven is here to complete the scene.
And what a kitchen it is. Generous cabinetry, loads of bench space and sweeping views out across the countryside towards the Bombay Hills. Those views continue through to the separate dining room, giving dinner parties one seriously good backdrop. Whether it is morning coffee at the kitchen bench or a long lunch that rolls well into the afternoon, the outlook is a huge part of what makes this home special.
The separate lounge has plenty of room to spread out, while three bedrooms, a large family bathroom and separate toilet complete the upstairs layout. And in true 1970s fashion, storage is everywhere. Cupboards, cabinetry and clever spaces for all the things a household collects along the way.
Then head downstairs, because there is a whole lot more going on.
The huge basement is packed with possibilities, with a rumpus room, workshop, garage and separate laundry, plus an incredible amount of bench space and storage. Tinker, create, set up the games room, start a project or simply enjoy having room for absolutely everything.
Outside, the brick and concrete block exterior, long run roof and generous front yard add to the substance and space of the property.
This is not a home trying to be something it is not. It is bold, funky, incredibly well cared for and completely comfortable in its own skin.
So dust off the vinyl, find your best flares and come take a look. The 70s are calling, and boy, do they know how to have a good time.
