160 Hackthorne Road Cashmere, Christchurch City

https://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/160HackthorneRd

Offering elevated elegance across multiple levels in the slopes of Cashmere, this immaculate five-bedroom home captures commanding views and can accommodate growing families in space, style, comfort and configuration.

Aesthetically pleasing from the street, this contemporary home is equally as attractive indoors where functional modern living in monochromatic colour scheme, is complemented by four bathrooms and a mesmerising outlook over the city and seascape contribute considerable appeal. Cleverly configured to ensure an effortless everyday routine, both the open plan living area interact with ease, and the spacious deck also extends seamlessly from this central space with the latter serving up sublime views of the city and seascape. The modern kitchen provides an excellent platform for entertaining and hosts an island bench, scullery and both areas have an oven and dishwasher and dining area.

Families who appreciate space will adore the ample storage solutions and five double bedrooms. The master overlooks the city from the upper level and features a well-appointed ensuite and walk-through wardrobe, a seperate living area and main bathroom with two of the double bedrooms complete the top level. The midlevel is the centralised living also a guest bedroom with a dedicated lounge and up the stairs to the internal access double garage. Downstairs provides another versatile double bedroom with ensuite or office as it is currently utilised. Discreetly placed solar panels take advantage of maximum sunlight, and double glazing retains the warmth that's offered by the wood fire and heat pumps which permeate warmth throughout the living spaces and bedrooms.

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru/ Christchurch City Council/ CERA and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines are indicative only.