27 Oak Street, Mangapapa, Gisborne - House Sold on 30 03 2026

SoldMar 30, 2026

27 Oak Street, Mangapapa, Gisborne

Amount undisclosed

120 m²

1056 m²

House

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5 days on the market

Sold: Mar 30, 2026

What's around 27 Oak Street

Original, Honest & Packed with Potential

Retro Charm on a Big Tree-Streets Section Step back in time and fall in love with this very original, sound and solid 1960s quintessential Kiwi home, perfectly positioned in the ever-popular Tree Streets on a generous 1056sqm site with potential subdivision appeal (subject to council approval). Packed with personality and proudly holding onto its vintage charm, this three-bedroom home is a true time capsule - from the pelmets and floral carpets to the French doors opening onto the sunny front verandah, the pretty pink bath and basin, and the classic blend of native timbers and Formica. Warm and welcoming, the home features an inbuilt log burner with stone surround, a practical family-friendly layout, shower over the bath plus the bonus of a second shower in the laundry, and a fabulous covered rear porch overlooking the large backyard - the perfect spot for morning coffee or simply soaking up the space. Whether you're a savvy buyer looking to unlock value, a developer exploring future potential, or a first home buyer absolutely loving the authentic 60s vibe, this is a property with heart, history, and exciting possibilities. Opportunities like this don't wait - if you've got an eye for value and a love for original character, don't delay. Contact Jenny today to secure this gem.

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Seller's review

6 months ago

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From my perspective, this has been a very positive experience.

I have known Jenny for a long time. She recognised very early that I was emotionally connected to this property and was able to make the whole process as smooth as possible. She is a good communicator and she is well respected in this community.

April

Seller