Negotiable Over $709,000
Tucked privately up a driveway on its own freehold section, this 2002 home, built by Horncastle Homes, presents an affordable opportunity to secure a property in the highly regarded Northwood subdivision.
And yes, there is something buyers need to be aware of.
The home is clad in a direct-fixed plaster system, as was commonly used at the time. However, unlike some properties from this era, it has wide eaves, conventional external guttering, a pitched roof and no upper-level decks.
The property has been well maintained during the current owner's eight years here, and with a decision now made to downsize, it is ready for its next chapter.
What you do get is plenty to like: three bedrooms, an ensuite, open-plan kitchen, dining and living, a heat pump, double internal-access garaging and excellent outdoor living beneath the covered Archgola patio.
There's also a garden shed, enough garden to keep the green thumbs happy without creating a weekend of work, and the everyday convenience of Northwood’s supermarket, shops and amenities close at hand.
Most importantly, the price reflects the construction. Buyers requiring finance are encouraged to discuss the construction with their lender before viewing.
We have deliberately been upfront about the construction so buyers can make an informed decision. The home is now more than 20 years old, has been well maintained by the current owner, and an independent comprehensive building report, recently commissioned at our recommendation, is available for buyers to review by hitting the 'Request Documents' button on the listing.
Currently insured via AMI.
If you consider the property on its merits, this could represent a very affordable way into a sought-after Northwood location.
Request property files here: https://www.totalrealty.co.nz/TRC26164#enquire
Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.
