On the market for the first time since 1979, this early 1900s two-storey home is a treasure trove of history and memories, nestled among lush, established gardens. Sitting between Dudley Road and Cunningham Terrace, the property features a post-quake double garage and the potential for future drive-on entry from Dudley Road (subject to council consents), offering convenience and versatility.
Set on a generous section, the home boasts exceptional harbour and hill views and a flexible layout including two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, two large living areas, two kitchens, and a kitchen/dining space-perfect for family living, multigenerational arrangements, or even the potential to create two self-contained flats (one upstairs and one downstairs, subject to council consents). The beautifully planted gardens provide a serene backdrop, enhancing the sense of privacy and tranquility.
EQC residual rights will be transferred to the new owners. This home invites buyers with vision-whether you dream of a thoughtful renovation to breathe new life into its character features, explore a dual-flat configuration, or design a striking new family residence, the possibilities are immense. The site itself is remarkable, offering space, flexibility, and potential for future development.
Restore this home to its former glory or create a contemporary family haven-either way, you'll be securing more than a house. You'll be stepping into a home with heart, history, and limitless potential in one of Lyttelton's most sought-after locations.
Contact Emma Shine for further information today.
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