Refined Family Living; Modern and Low Maintenance
Auction from 1pm, Thurs 19 March 2015 (unless sold prior)
3 Deans Avenue, Riccarton, Christchurch
Meticulously maintained and beautifully presented, this stunning 190sqm home is settled within established grounds behind automated security gates. Built in 1996, recent improvements define modern day living and encompass all that we expect to fit a contemporary lifestyle. A large open plan living, kitchen and dining room with neutral decor features Rimu T&G ceilings creating a warm and welcoming environment and offers a practical layout for those with a busy family routine. Recently completed, modern refurbishments in the kitchen include the addition of solid Kwila flooring plus a freestanding oven. The indoor-outdoor flow of the property is beyond compare with large bi-fold doors to the north plus pristine Kwila decking ensuring a seamless flow from the interior styling. Adjacent to the living area, a large formal lounge embellishes the effective floorplan. The installation of a heatpump and a Dry-Matic system assures comfort all year round. This home boasts three generous double bedrooms; one with independent access to the east in addition to the main bedroom, which promotes wonderful indoor-outdoor flow to a north facing deck. The sunny main suite is supplemented with a large walk-in robe plus an ensuite with a new shower and sky tube, amplify the natural light. The spacious family bathroom comprises a large shower and spa bath, the adjacent WC is convenient for guests. Adding to the overall appeal is the separate laundry with ample storage and internal entry to the double garage. A garden shed and glasshouse promote full utilisation of the grounds and vegetable beds plus there is plenty of space for secure off-street parking. As a whole, the property combines to present an outstanding offering and having completed all the hard work our clients are now pursing their next project. Zoned for Christchurch Boys and Girls High School along with Ilam School. CERA zoned TC2. Viewing is essential.