5A Beach Road, Plimmerton, Wellington - House Sold on 28 09 2026

SoldSep 28, 2026

5A Beach Road, Plimmerton, Wellington

Amount undisclosed

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 28, 2026

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About this property

Set alongside Plimmerton Village on the flat and just a short stroll to the beach, this spacious and well-configured home offers flexibility, sun and calming sea views. On the ground floor, you'll find a generous rumpus room with integrated laundry space, complemented by a bedroom and bathroom - an ideal setup for guests, teens or working from home. Upstairs, two further double bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom, while the open plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the heart of the home. A double-glazed conservatory enhances year-round comfort, and the generous deck captures stunning sea views and late sun - the perfect place to unwind at day's end. Light-filled interiors, good storage throughout and a superb central location make this an exceptional opportunity to secure an easy-care coastal property in a highly desirable setting. The property is one of two units on the site for sale - buy one or both! (see 5 Beach Road). A Building Inspection Report and LIM Report is available to assist wit

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Buyer's review

about 1 month ago

Verified Review

Understanding, reliable and helpful, Annemarie kept me informed at every step.

Annemarie works with you, is great at communicating with you, and is professional. Throughout a lengthy buying process, she did her best to respond to any questions or concerns, even after the office was closed. Annemarie genuinely wanted to find the right place for me and the best outcome for everyone. I am grateful for her calm, positive and friendly approach.

Linda

Buyer

Seller's review

about 1 month ago

Verified Review

Excellent communicator, thoroughly professional

We received regular honest feedback, conversations around what the market was currently doing and where we sat. We always felt heard, and this was always met with understanding, empathy and sometimes humour.

Kathleen Ahipene

Seller