New builds in North Canterbury tend to blur together.
Same floor plan. Same grey carpet. Same white walls. Buyers walk through a dozen on a Saturday and can’t tell you which was which by Sunday.
That’s why homes out here sit. According to Trade Me Property, the average Ravenswood home takes 50 days to sell. In Woodend it’s 82. Even Pegasus, the quickest of the three, sits at 33.
34 Stackwood Avenue stood out from the first open home.
Our owners made bolder choices. Warm neutral tones through every room. Textured tiles in the wet areas. An archway from the primary bedroom into the walk-in wardrobe. A Perla Venata stone benchtop. Four bedrooms, a ducted heat pump and a north-facing 510m² corner section, fully landscaped and zoned for Woodend School.
The campaign had two jobs. Make sure buyers felt the difference the moment they walked in. Price it honestly from day one.
We ran a priced deadline sale. Buyers knew where they stood, and they didn’t wait.
15 groups through.
Under contract in 14 days.
SOLD for $949,000, the asking price.
Every group that came through was serious.
Faster than Ravenswood. Faster than Woodend. Faster than Pegasus.
A home that stands out gives buyers a reason to move quickly.
If you’re thinking of selling in Ravenswood, we’re Here.