Mount Wellington Auckland - Unit Rented on 12 05 2026

RentedMay 12, 2026

Mount Wellington Auckland

Unit

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7 days on the market

A short distance to Sylvia Park Shopping Centr...

Two-Bedroom Brick & Tile Unit – Handy Mount Wellington Location Well-presented third unit offering comfortable and easy living on sought-after Bertrand Road, Mount Wellington. This tidy home features a functional layout with two bedrooms, a modern kitchen and bathroom, making it ideal for small families or working professionals. The easy care back garden has new boundary fencing and a garden area for those that like to garden. "The garage is not included in the tenancy as not fit for purpose" Enjoy a superb location conveniently located to Sylvia Park Shopping Centre, with a wide range of shops, restaurants, and amenities at your doorstep. Excellent transport options nearby, including motorway access, train station, and major bus routes for easy commuting. TOTAL MOVE IN COSTS: $2675.00 1 weeks rent in advance. 4 weeks rent as bond. * Pets by consent - pet bond will be additional. A fixed lease of 12 months will be offered to suitable applicants. Important – Beware of scams: Barfoot & Thompson will only request payment after an in-person viewing with a staff member (wearing ID and driving a sign-written vehicle). A full, branded tenancy agreement will be provided before any money is collected. If unsure, visit your local branch.

Tenant's review

8 days ago

Verified Review

This whole experience was new to me and eveything went smoothly.

I wish to convey my thanks to Christine for making the whole process as smooth and trouble free as possible. When I met Christine at the viewing, her easy going manner put me at ease. Any questions I had were answered and her knowledge made everything easier to manage. I was impressed with the standard of the unit and I felt it was what I was looking for. There were several maintenance issues and they were quickly attended to. Once again, thanks to Christine and the team at B&T TeAtatu for their professionalism and service.

Peter

Tenant