27 Clifton Terrace, Brookfield, Bay of Plenty

SoldNov 23, 2022

27 Clifton Terrace, Brookfield, Bay of Plenty

$770,000

138 m²

331 m²

House

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7 days on the market

Sold: Nov 23, 2022

What's around 27 Clifton Terrace

Beautiful Brookfield!

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in an eminently convenient and popular part of the city, our feature property is a striking, 2000s built two level home on a freehold Title section offered to the market by sellers who are intent on moving on. Inside, our residence boasts three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a thoughtfully configured open plan living, dining and kitchen area that provide plenty of flexibility. Additional highlights include new floor coverings, a separate laundry, bathrooms on both levels, neutral colour throughout plus large outdoor living areas. The adjacent reserve provides a peaceful outlook, an abundance of birdsong, with cycle and walkways for all to explore and enjoy. The fully fenced section is perfectly suited to family living and entertaining. Garaging, a carport and an abundance of safe off-street parking complete the appeal. A veritable haven for quality educational opportunities, with Brookfield Primary, Otumoetai Intermediate and Otumoetai College all in zone, the area is assured of consistent popularity and growth. There is a lot to love about this delightful home, and interest is sure to come from a wide range of prospective buyers consequently. With that in mind, immediate action is advised contact us today for further details.

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Buyer's review

over 3 years ago

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Tauranga purchase

Quick and seamless experience. All with a smile! Thanks Susan.

Craig & Rebecca

Buyer

Seller's review

over 3 years ago

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Incredible smooth

The whole process was super easy and Susan super professional. She explained us the current situation of the market but she knew our property would sell quick and it was true.

Maria

Seller