5/34 Melrose Street Central City, Christchurch City

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This little cutie is the fifth townhouse in a block of five, set apart from the others, so has extra peace and privacy. You're welcomed into the sun filled, open plan kitchen, dining and living area. The galley style kitchen is designed for space and storage and allows for seamless interaction with the living area which flows out to the light and bright courtyard. Lots of well established plants enhance the patio and outdoor area.

Upstairs are the two double bedrooms both with built in wardrobes and the well proportioned bathroom.

The internal access very generous single garage houses the laundry, and has direct outdoor access to the courtyard.

Conveniently nestled within the Four Aves, you are just minutes away from many of Christchurch's best attractions. Flow Yoga Studio, Piko Wholefoods, Pomeroy's Pub and Little Poms are within a few minutes' stroll. Or venture a little further on foot to New Regent St, the entertainment district or into the city centre and Hagley Park along the city promenade. Let's not forget the Te Kaha/Canterbury Multi-Use Arena is opening in 2026, so this location is absolute premium!

With room to add value and make it your own, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss.
Located for today and for the future, this is an ideal city pad, investment, or lock and leave townhouse.

Our vendor has loved her time in this central city pad but there are new plans ahead... SO this property MUST be sold on or before Auction day. Make your move today.

To be sold by Auction: Thursday 16th October 2025 from 5:30pm (unless sold prior) at Ray White Auctions rooms, Lvl 2, 110 Wrights Road, Addington

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