7 Magnetic Street

Port's Box Seat - Easy to love, hard to leave

Designed by architect, Ted McCoy, this 1970s family-sized home blends everlasting characteristics with indulgent-contemporary flare, placed beautifully to connect seamlessly with the neighbouring peninsula, islands, and glistening harbour; a waterfront property you need to experience.

Positioned over two levels (please the basement), offering functionality and practicality to suit a number of requirements, you'll love the sense of space and light throughout.

Interior delights include:

Exceptional views from the open plan living, dining, and kitchen; picture windows frame the vista perfectly.
Seamless outdoor flow to an elevated viewing deck and tiled patio area.
Up-to-date appliances in the stylish kitchen.
Four double bedrooms, three with built in storage, the downstairs room would also work well as an office or reading room.
Two contemporary tiled bathrooms, one with a bath, both with under tile heating.
A separate laundry.
Substantial double glazing and insulation, plus two heat pumps.
Carefully landscaped grounds complement the waterfront view superbly; you'll love entertaining from the multitude of sitting spaces on offer.

Exterior delights include:

Premium views from the spa; the glass panelling is an indulgent, yet practical addition.
Well-maintained board and batten cladding, and iron roof.
Ample off-street parking, carport, workshop area, and garden shed.
Stunning and expansive views over back beach to Quarantine Island and smaller Goat Island.
A superb location with everything at your fingertips! Within meters of gorgeous cafes, the school and pool are just down the road as well as the cycleway and public transport, the scenic commute to the CBD is approximately 13kms.
Perched perfectly in charming Port Chalmers, awarding waterfront living with a touch of contemporary indulgence and architectural grace, an idyllic blend of style and serenity, a must...