What if you could enjoy harbour-side charm and countryside calm… and still be in the Dunedin CBD in 10 to 15 minutes? Well 54 Hall Road offers exactly that.
Positioned on a 1012 square metre section (with subdivision potential), this classic 1950s brick and roughcast home combines enduring construction with practical living. The exterior is low-maintenance; the interior is light-filled and brightly decorated.
The layout is simple and smart, an open-plan kitchen/dining connects seamlessly to the cosy lounge, a nice space for everyday living. The kitchen is modern and well-appointed, the bathroom has been thoughtfully renovated with a striking black feature bath, and two generous double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes provide comfortable accommodation. A Euro-style laundry keeps things practical.
Year-round comfort comes via a heatpump and log-burner, ready for every season Dunedin delivers.
The grounds are where this property truly sets itself apart. Flat access makes coming and going easy. Garaging and extensive off-street parking mean there's room for vehicles, trailers, boats or a campervan without compromise. Expansive lawns invite backyard cricket, pets, gardening or simply space to breathe. Fruit trees, planters, a timber entertaining deck and excellent sun complete the picture.
Sawyers Bay continues to grow in popularity for good reason. It offers a genuine community atmosphere, great school and pre-school, a village feel by the harbour, and a commute so short it hardly feels like one. Port Chalmers is only a couple of minute's drive away, handy for supermarket, shops and restaurants. The wonderful Carey's Bay Hotel is within minutes too. It's no surprise that both locals and out-of-town buyers are now strongly leaning towards Dunedin's harbourside suburbs as their first option.
This is an outstanding entry into a tightly held and increasingly sought-after area so get in touch immediately for a private inspection or for the open home times.
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