28 Elizabeth Allen Drive West Melton, Selwyn District

Big on size and big on style, this sprawling residence was crafted with fastidious attention to detail and a relentless commitment to quality.
From the moment one sets foot inside this expansive executive home there's a sense of something special. High ceiling studs and stunning Beech timber floors create an immediate impact, while an abundance of glass bathes the entire home in natural light.
The kitchen is appropriately lavish, with a Bosch 6-plate gas hob, a granite bench top and LED lighting just some of the highlights. Then there's the amazing scullery, an enormous space with two double pantries, a dishwasher, double fridge/freezer/icemaker unit, an induction hob and under bench microwave space
Four generously proportioned bedrooms, although the fourth is off the lounge and is currently set up as a games /pool room / additional third living space, depending on circumstances. The main bathroom (complete with spa) is complemented by another two ensuites, both of which are luxuriously appointed (including a bidet in the master), while a separate laundry with huge bench space and laundry bin enhances functionality.
There are too many details and features to list, although some of the standouts include the central heating (water coolant system), the smart wiring, sensor lighting, central home theatre/stereo system and some built-in speakers. Outside, irrigated lawns, established gardens and even a petanque court surround the home, with the 1534m2 section holding further potential in years to come. All in all, this is a home of the highest calibre; a property which is sure to impress even the most discerning purchasers, and one which is certain to attract considerable interest. Contact me now to learn more.
Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru/ Christchurch City Council/ CERA and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines are indicative only.