Elevated for Superb Sun and Scenery

This elevated 1950s weatherboard home has been modernised and expanded over the years easily catering for the growing family's needs. Boasting a generous 215 sqm (approx.) layout on two levels, the sunny northwest facing character home sits on a freehold 572 sqm (approx.) section with wide views across the neighbourhood to Half Moon Bay. With the provision of five bedrooms and two bathrooms, buyers may consider this ideal for their growing family.

The glorious native timber floors reflect the sun and have been preserved and polished to enhance utility areas. Warmth certainly is the overarching theme here with a built-in fireplace and a heat pump in the living room with wall-fixed heat panels and a DVS system for ambient coziness in winter. This north facing lounge can be closed off if needed from the spacious dining room next door. Plenty of kitchen cabinetry and modern appliances define the contemporary kitchen with dishwasher and stainless steel under-bench oven. On this upper level a family bathroom with separate dual access toilet serves three double bedrooms all comprising closets while the master bedroom flows to the patio.

On the mid-level two more bedrooms share a bathroom and charming lounge with French doors to a secluded spa deck amidst landscaped gardens. Ample off-street parking and an internal access single garage has capacity to double as a teen's games room adjoining basement storage and the separate laundry.

A short walk to St Pius X School, the home sits on the border of St Heliers, the location is brilliant - moments to the Glen Innes hub and train station makes city commuting a breeze and for those that yearn for the seaside lifestyle the pristine Eastern Bays beaches are close by.