34 Hawkhurst Road
Lyttelton, Christchurch City
Lyttelton, Christchurch City
SOLD
3
1
1
Treasure to be Cherished...
A love affair just waiting to happen...this charming survivor has an underlying beauty that will be sure to tug at any character lover's heartstrings. It is crying out for love and practicality to transform its tired state into what could be a treasure for the future.
Built around 1910, and tucked away in a secluded valley setting, there's more than a century of history wrapped up in a charming home that has had some preparatory work started. Its pathway towards its rebirth as a 21st-century heirloom and treasure will be in the hands of the new owners.
Street presentation is that of a cute, period cottage, with a charming verandahed frontage. The charm is more than skin deep - it is a fine example of local construction of the 19th century and early years of the 20th century using locally sourced native timbers, from framing to cladding and joinery. All too few of these examples have survived which is why its 'heirloom' status takes on increased significance.
Please note that this property is fully insured and is NOT being sold in As Is Where is condition. Some preparatory upgrading work has been started but has not been consented and may not comply. It will be the buyer's responsibility to obtain certification from relevant authorities. The property is vacant and is being offered for definite sale. Prospective buyers are advised to register their interest with the exclusive marketing agents as it may be sold at any time.
Deadline Sale: Friday 28th January 2022, 4.00pm (If Not Sold Prior)
Viewings are strictly by appointment only. Open homes commencing 9th January 2022.
Built around 1910, and tucked away in a secluded valley setting, there's more than a century of history wrapped up in a charming home that has had some preparatory work started. Its pathway towards its rebirth as a 21st-century heirloom and treasure will be in the hands of the new owners.
Street presentation is that of a cute, period cottage, with a charming verandahed frontage. The charm is more than skin deep - it is a fine example of local construction of the 19th century and early years of the 20th century using locally sourced native timbers, from framing to cladding and joinery. All too few of these examples have survived which is why its 'heirloom' status takes on increased significance.
Please note that this property is fully insured and is NOT being sold in As Is Where is condition. Some preparatory upgrading work has been started but has not been consented and may not comply. It will be the buyer's responsibility to obtain certification from relevant authorities. The property is vacant and is being offered for definite sale. Prospective buyers are advised to register their interest with the exclusive marketing agents as it may be sold at any time.
Deadline Sale: Friday 28th January 2022, 4.00pm (If Not Sold Prior)
Viewings are strictly by appointment only. Open homes commencing 9th January 2022.
Open Homes
Property Features
Get in touch
