Here’s an opportunity that’s hard to ignore!
Offered for sale by the executors of an estate, this sunny two-bedroom home has been much loved for around three decades. Now it’s ready for a buyer with vision to write its next chapter.
Tucked privately at the rear of a fee-simple cross-lease section, the approximately 100sqm^ single-level home sits on a wonderfully flat, fully fenced site. It enjoys excellent sun, a generous lawn and a paved courtyard off the living room, perfect for summer entertaining.
Inside are two spacious double bedrooms, a modern bathroom, open-plan kitchen/family room and generous living/dining with doors opening to the courtyard. There’s also a separate laundry, heat pump, DVS, single garage and excellent additional off-street parking.
The home has monolithic cladding, and a building inspection commissioned by the executors has identified a number of issues requiring attention. The building report and LIM are available, and buyers should seek their own independent professional advice.
For a builder, experienced renovator or specialist buyer considering remedial work or recladding, the flat site and straightforward construction could make this a particularly interesting proposition.
There’s another dimension to consider. The front property, No. 42, is also being marketed by separate vendors, presenting a rare opportunity for a buyer to investigate acquiring both properties.
All this in sought-after Miramar, close to shops, cafés, Roxy Cinema, the airport, Wētā, schools, public transport and the waterfront.
Call Chris 021 499 350 or Tamaris 021 195 9029.
Deadline Sale (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 12pm, Wednesday 4th November 2026 at 8 Kent Terrace, Wellington
^Source of information: Property Guru, Nexus, Wellington City Council (non-verified)
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