9 Te Whariki Street, Marshland, Christchurch 8083

*Deadline Brought Forward* Deadline Sale :All offers presented by 6.00pm Sunday 31st January 2021

A contemporary and impeccable architectural design, this is truly a property without compromise and is well-suited to modern family living.

Constructed post quake in 2015, modern luxury and eye-catching form was front of mind in the creation of this home, this property delivers comfort and stylish finishes, and features an internal sound system and speakers and is wired outdoors for speakers, complete auto irrigation, double glazing and a generous laundry.

Two spacious living zones provide the flexibility demanded by families with the light-filled open plan area exuding laid-back luxury.

The exquisite kitchen provides an elegant backdrop for hosting and comes complete with a breakfast bar and reputable cooking appliances.

The living area effortlessly extends out to the deck and down to a private paved patio area complete with a bar leaner which present a private backdrop for entertaining and offers a sheltered north-west option, perfect for soaking up the afternoon sun.

The home consists of three double bedrooms, master with ensuite with a walk in robe, while the remaining two bedrooms share the modern family bathroom.

Contemporary styling inside is matched by crisp landscaping which conveniently requires very little up-keep. Off street parking for multiple vehicles plus an internal access double garage.

Residing in this desirable community of Prestons subdivision means you will enjoy proximity to the likes of Bottle Lake Forest, two local golf courses and Waimairi beach. Zoning for the local Marshland School will undoubtedly appeal to growing families.

Contact Rachel today for further information.

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.