76 Albert Terrace, St. Martins, Christchurch 8022

Deadline Sale 26 Aug 2025 at 2:00pm

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Owners considering offers presented at the deadline, no more open homes or appointments.

Packed with character from the 80's, including striking beamed ceilings and architectural features of the era, this spacious and versatile family home offers more than just standard design. With choice for multiple living zones and flexible 4 bedroom options, it’s ideal for growing families or changing needs. Being well-appointed for comfortable living today, there is still excellent potential for personalising the property.

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• Oamaru stone and coloursteel roof
• Original family size kitchen, Hob and plenty of cupboards
• Large lounge/dining
• 4 double bedrooms with wardrobes
• Two Study areas
• Upstairs Bathroom with bath, and vanity
• Upstairs separate toilet
• Large downstairs laundry with shower and toilet
• Large high studded garage and off street parking.
• Private secure garden boasts back lawn and views up the hill

This suburban setting is undeniably peaceful while situated within proximity to favourable schools, St Martins and Cashmere High Zone. Add in close proximity to rivers, parks, port hill tracks to walk and bike, shops, transport, cafes and popular shopping malls, it is apparent this home does have it all right here on its doorstep.

RV: $730,000 Rates: $4420.64
Lot 3 DP 39210 Freehold 575m2 (approx.) section
House: 140m2(approx.) Built 1980’s
Vendors insurance AMI , TC N/A


For further information call or text Di Clement on 027 431 4614. Alternatively email di.clement@totalrealty.co.nz.
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Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.