This is, undoubtedly, a beautifully renovated home that perfectly blends comfort, charm and outstanding value. It's your chance to secure a freehold three-bedroom property in a well-established suburb that's just minutes from Christchurch's city centre.
Inside, the three generous double bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, whilst year-round comfort is assured with two heat pumps and a log burner, keeping the home both cosy through winter and cool in summer.
The combined kitchen and dining room opens out through the double doors and onto the new deck, perfectly positioned to soak up the summer.
Step outside and you'll love it even more. The sunny back deck is ideal for relaxing or entertaining and overlooks the beautifully maintained garden. You will appreciate the veggie beds and the privacy too, while two sheds provide excellent storage. With off-street parking and a fully fenced freehold section, this property ticks all the boxes.
Woolston continues to grow in popularity thanks to its affordability, strong community feel, and proximity to the city. You're close to the Tannery, local cafes, shops, schools and public transport, with the CBD, Port Hills and beaches all within easy reach. It's a suburb that offers real value without compromising on convenience.
Whether you're a first-home buyer, downsizer or smart investor, this stunning property represents an excellent opportunity to secure a renovated, characterful freehold home in a location that makes sense.
Don't miss this one, vintage quality of this calibre is rare.
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Auction: To be held from 5:30 pm, Thursday 26th February 2026 (unless sold prior) at Ray White Auction Rooms, Level 2, 110 Wrights Road, Addington, Christchurch
Source: Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from third parties and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines are indicative only. We highly recommend you to complete your own research and seek independent legal and/or technical advice.
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