2/133 Port Hills Road Heathcote, Christchurch City

This wonderful, comfortable family home - with stunning semi-rural views to the Kaikouras - is a magical private setting in mature gardens and has the wow factor from your first glimpse as you top the drive. With living over three floors, there is space galore for everyone. The middle level is the living space. It is open plan with an attractive kitchen, large north facing windows with built-in window seats, with a cathedral ceiling, interesting shapes and flexible spaces. Bifold doors lead both east and west to decked areas for family breakfasts, entertaining, and keeping an eye on the kids on the flat grass area and beyond. Utility space is behind the kitchen - a separate laundry and toilet. The majority of this middle level is double glazed, and a heat pump ensures all-year-round comfort. There are plenty of storage options too.
Escape upstairs to the haven master bedroom with its own private balcony and walk-in-robe. Two more double bedrooms, and a family bathroom complete this level. The special windows on this floor have a history of their own and lend a feel of character to the home. Downstairs is an additional two rooms and a bathroom. Currently set up as a TV room/study and a bedroom. There are so many options with this property. A master retreat upstairs and teenagers downstairs, or if your children are young, keep them close with guest accomodation below. An oversized carpeted garage completes the package.
The Heathcote Pre-School and Primary School, Up-Shot Coffee and the Riding School, the Gondola, access to popular walkways, Ferrymead Golf and shops, parks and bus services are all within easy reach.
To be sold by Deadline Sale, closing 2pm Wednesday 15th August 2018 (not selling prior).

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru/ Christchurch City Council/ CERA/ ARCGIS/owner 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.