Tucked into the heart of central Petone, this beautifully renovated home blends creative design with genuine warmth. Multiple living areas are filled with natural light and sunshine, creating a calm, welcoming feel from the moment you step inside.
The open plan kitchen connects seamlessly with the living and dining areas, with French doors opening onto a covered, partially enclosed patio. Outdoor heating and custom bistro blinds make it enjoyable year round, while a second door leads to a sunny stone courtyard, perfect for breakfast outdoors or relaxed afternoons.
The mature garden offers a peaceful retreat with a large lawn, citrus trees and plenty of space for a keen gardener. There are several lawn spaces for children to play, pets to roam, and for friends to gather and enjoy the quiet neighbourhood.
Three double bedrooms provide generous wardrobe storage, with the second opening through French doors to a separate study nook. The bathroom features a shower and separate bath, while the laundry is discreetly tucked away. Two heat pumps and an HRV system provide year round comfort, complemented by a cute garden shed and single carport. The section is fully fenced. The roof and gas infinity are both new this year.
Stroll five minutes to Petone beach, spend summer days at the McKenzie Outdoor Pool, or start your morning with a walk or cycle through Memorial and Sladden Parks to the Hutt river. Five minutes drive to Petone Recreation Ground and Memorial Park for sporting activities. Petone's boutiques and eateries are close by, along with indoor Huia Pool which offers fun for the kids and The Dowse Art Museum is close by for a cultural afternoon. Ava train station offers an easy city commute, while the Te Ara Tupua walkway and Hutt River Trail provide excellent walking and cycling options. The home is zoned for Wilford Primary and Hutt Valley High School.
Ideal for families and professionals working from home, this is central Petone living at its very best. We warmly invite you to come and experience it for yourself.
