“Very spacious and sunny,” is how the agent, Henry Neas, of Challenge Realty (MREINZ), rates this Merivale town house. The exterior is of Alexandria schist with matching heart rimu. Roofing is Monier shingles with charcoal colouring. The kitchen features rimu joinery, a bench with built-in hot top and char griller, a wall oven, wastemaster, built-in pantry and dishwasher.
The spacious lounge captures the sun and features coved heart rimu panelling. There are three large bedrooms, master with ensuite.
Bathroom has shower and spa bath. The entire interior has painted cream walls complemented with one-tone off-white carpet
Doors are in off-white heritage style with porcelain knobs.
The house is situated over a double basement garage, with automatic door opener and work-shop. There is small, easy-care garden with an Alexandria schist retaining wall.
The property is priced at $255,000. Henry Neas can be contacted by telephoning 796521 a.h. 554-411.
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