57 Halswell Road, Hillmorton Hoon Hay, Christchurch City

Gracious elegance from a bygone era meets modern creature comfort requirements in this early-century masterpiece. Constructed in the days where attention to detail was the rule, this home oozes quality. A makeover this century has seen it be re-wired (incl Sky & internet capability) & re-plumbed as well as insulated, & in addition it enjoys the benefits of a cosy warm air central heating system - you'll be perfectly contented here!

Old world charm greets you at every turn: polished Matai floorboards, FOUR gorgeous tiled fireplaces, classic built in furniture that's both beautiful & practical, fabulous leadlights as well as rimu panelling. The 4 double bedrooms & 2 bathrooms contain all manner of wonderful period features - it's indeed both a real treasure and a total delight!

English country styled kitchen, slate bench, butlers sink & sizeable walk in pantry. The Master ensuite is divine with gorgeous tiles & pretty paintwork, whilst the family bathroom complete with built in cabinetry sports a claw foot bath - just perfect for heavenly soaks!

There are splashes of bold bright colours to surprise, & sunny nooks both indoors and out. Sit quietly on the veranda to relax, or invite friends & family over for gatherings that spill out onto huge decking; with a half share of 1900m2 approx. there's loads of room to enjoy.

Near major arterial routes & with the large open space of Nga Puna Wai/Canterbury Agricultural Park a skip away, you'll be perfectly positioned for both work & play. If you're looking for a family sanctuary or wanting to work from home, this property is truly special; one you'll love to live in & be proud to call your own.

Deadline Sale closing 2pm Wednesday 2nd September 2015 (not selling prior).

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru/Christchurch City Council/CERA & we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land & Floor area measurements are approximate & boundary lines are indicative only.