Merivale-$300,000 A substantial triple brick, tiled roof, villa with double brick exterior walls, pressed steel ceilings, and plaster cornices with central light roses has been faithfully maintained. Character and charm are apparent from the entrance hall. Four large double bedrooms, spacious lounge with open fire, formal dining room, big family kitchen, bathroom and separate shower room. Total area of 2300 sq ft. Set on a wellestablished treed, 984 sq m section in the heart of Merivale. Agents Ham Real Estate, Ltd, M.R.E.I.N.Z. Telephone 516-132. Contact salesperson, Mr Denis Simpson 557-928.
South Brighton—slss,ooo A four-year-old home with one tone carpet throughout. Constructed from Oamaru stone with three double bedrooms. Chandeliers in the lounge and dining area. In-ground swimming pool and a large back yard suited for a young family. Garden has an underground watering system. Hostess kitchen with pantry wall oven and benchtop ' elements. Sole agents, Jarvis Real Estate, Ltd, M.R.E.I.N.Z.
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