There's something truly special about 16 Hair Street — a home that feels like stepping back into an era when craftsmanship mattered, neighbours waved over the fence, and the smell of timber and home-cooked dinners filled the air.
From the moment you walk through the door, you're met with a palette of soft, nostalgic colour — the kind that might remind you of an old milk bar or an ice-cream parlour on a summer's day. Every corner tells a story: Original proper timber cabinetry, sturdy built-ins, and details crafted by hand, not machine. It's honest, it's authentic, and it's the kind of place that simply makes you smile.
This is a home where you can almost hear the bell ring for dinner — calling the craftsman in from the workshop out back. That same workshop, accessible by its very own driveway from Hammond Street (on a separate title no less), still stands ready for the next chapter. Whether you're a maker, a tinkerer, or someone who simply appreciates the beauty of well-made things, this is your haven.
The home itself offers three well-sized bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate toilet, and living spaces filled with warmth and character. The large workshop and garage add serious practicality — the perfect setting for projects, storage, or even a small business venture thanks to the property's commercial zoning.
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Marton, this property combines the charm of yesteryear with the opportunity of today. It's a chance to own something with soul — a place where craftsmanship, family, and the simple rhythm of everyday life come together beautifully.
*Source of information: Vendor, Nexus, Rangitikei District Council (non-verified).
