9A Hay's Rise Governors Bay, Christchurch City

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This stylish home is perfectly poised with sweeping sea views out to Quail Island, the hills that surround Governors Bay and across to the peninsula of Diamond Harbour. Built post-quake in 2012, it is easily accessed via a boardwalk through an established landscaped garden, leading to the front door and into a welcoming foyer.

On this level we have the hub of the home with an entertainer's kitchen with quality Smeg appliances, large stone bench island, facing into the open plan dining and living area ideal for modern living. There is a seamless flow outdoors onto two generous decks to maximize the panoramic outlook to the hills and sea view. The view provides an ever-shifting backdrop without overlooking other properties or being overlooked. This smart home is as practical as it is elegant with a thoughtfully located guest WC and office / study and pantry / store cupboard.

Carpeted stairs take you to the lower level which has the master bedroom with ensuite, bespoke his and her wardrobes in addition to direct access to the outdoors. A luxurious family bathroom services a further two double bedrooms. The separate laundry space is beautifully tiled, with oodles of storage. Further storage can be found under the stairs and separate shelves cupboard. Extras include spa pool, solar panels and patio heater.

The section is fenced and secure for children and pets and with easy drive on access to the carpeted double garage and off- street parking for added convenience.

Zoned for the much sought-after schools of Governors Bay Primary and Cashmere High School.

The owners are moving on to their next chapter - don't delay viewing this very special property.

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