15 Murray Street, Maeroa, Waikato - House Sold on 19 06 2026

SoldJun 19, 2026

15 Murray Street, Maeroa, Waikato

$760,000

2562 m²

House

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22 days on the market

Sold: Jun 19, 2026

What's around 15 Murray Street

Lifestyle Within The City

Tucked away down a private roadway in the heart of Hamilton, this substantial gully-aspect Maeroa property offers a rare combination of privacy, space, and untapped potential. Set on more than 2,500 square metres of land, this is the kind of property that seldom becomes available - a peaceful retreat surrounded by established greenery and natural gully views, yet only moments from the convenience of central Hamilton living. It's a great opportunity for a family to enjoy a lifestyle that's almost never achievable within the city today. The home itself offers flexibility from day one comfortable to move straight into as is, while also presenting the opportunity to modernise and add value over time. Featuring three bedrooms and generous open-plan living and dining, the home is perfectly positioned to capture the lush gully backdrop from its everyday living spaces. A standout feature is the oversized garaging the ideal space to tinker, store the toys, set up a workshop, or simply enjoy the practicality that's becoming increasingly hard to find on city properties. Private, peaceful, and packed with potential, this is a rare Maeroa offering with the land size and lifestyle to match. To explore this opportunity contact Mike, Chase or the team to view

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Seller's review

4 months ago

Verified Review

Sold! But Poor Communication

Once we’d accepted the offer communication from the team completely dried up, making us feel like we were simply a commission rather than valued clients. Updates were not forthcoming, and the benefit of using “a team” was completely lost when the reason for no updates was 1 person going on leave. As clients we felt under valued, and that the blanket approach to marketing did a disservice to the property. It’s clear the team are better suited to flashy new builds rather than modest kiwi homes and aren’t interested in providing quality client service to those unlikely to buy/sell in the same in the city in the future.

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