Auction (unless sold prior)
On site, Thursday 17th September at 5pm
To download the property documents use the following link: https://www.harcourtsfiles.co.nz/listings/5V6A
27 Years Says It All
Some homes tell you everything you need to know simply by how long people stay. The last time 21B Settlers Grove was on the market was before the turn of the century. After 27 years with the same owner, it is easy to understand why.
Tucked away in one of Orewa's quietest no-through roads, this freestanding, single-level brick and tile home combines privacy, sunshine and an exceptional connection to the estuary.
At the heart of Settlers Grove is a large central reserve, a wonderful green space that gives this little pocket of Orewa its open, community feel. It is a place where children can play, neighbours meet and, from 21B, it is just moments from your door.
Just 15 metres from your section, a walkway takes you directly onto the estuary path, with the water less than 60 metres away. Walk or cycle towards the wharf and bowls club, continue into town and on to the surf club, or enjoy the approximately 8km estuary loop. Other nearby walkways provide easy connections towards Orewa College and the Intermediate.
Positioned on the corner with its own private driveway, the home enjoys a great sense of separation and privacy. The lounge, dining and kitchen face north/northeast, bringing beautiful sunshine into the heart of the home.
At approximately 160sqm, there is more space here than you might expect. Three bedrooms are complemented by a particularly generous family bathroom, second toilet, spacious living and a single internal-access garage.
Established gardens reflect years of care, while the home itself has been equally well loved and maintained. Move in and enjoy it as it is, or modernise over time and add further value.
Single-level. Brick and tile. Sunny, private and wonderfully connected to everything that makes Orewa living so enjoyable.
After 27 years with the same owner, opportunities like this don't come along often.
