1 & 2/60 Barnard Street, Wadestown, Wellington

SoldMay 22, 2026

1 & 2/60 Barnard Street, Wadestown, Wellington

Amount undisclosed

260 m²

890 m²

Other

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30+ days on the market

Sold: May 22, 2026

What's around 1 & 2/60 Barnard Street

WADESTOWN OPPORTUNITY-FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET!

First time on the market ever, these two 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom properties cry out opportunity! They come to the market as an "as is, where is ", deceased estate sale. Presented in a fairly rundown condition and in need of considerable TLC they offer huge potential to handy first homebuyers who could live in one whilst doing up the other, or perhaps a young builder looking for a project. They will certainly be of interest to a wide range of purchasers. Held by the same family, the original house, built in 1952, was added to in 1980 to create a multi-generational home for extended family. Configured as two semi-detached dwellings both with three bedrooms and two bathrooms over two levels, it offers simply stunning views to the city, harbour and hills. You will be mesmerised by the elevated dynamic vista where there is always something to catch your eye. Located within easy walking distance of the CBD and close to public transport and cafes, this premier position will ensure your investment will always be attractive to discerning buyers. Features include: . 2x 3 bedrooms . 2x 2 bathrooms . Stunning views . Close to village, library and schools . Sought after school zoning . Home and income or extended family options . Close proximity to town belt recreational opportunities . Huge potential to add value Call Wayne or Edmund to book your private viewing.

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Seller's review

about 7 hours ago

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Excellent service

Wayne and Edmund have recently helped us sell a property as part of a difficult estate dispute. They have been very realistic about the property and price but have also gone the extra mile to bring the beneficiaries together to keep the process on track.

Richard

Seller