Positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac on the flat in sought-after St Heliers, this much-loved nineteen sixties family home sits proudly on a generous seven hundred fifty-four square meter freehold site and is ready for its next chapter after more than twenty years with the same owners. Beautifully presented and thoughtfully designed for family living, the home offers five bedrooms and two generous living areas, providing plenty of space for everyone to relax, unwind and come together. The brand-new kitchen forms the heart of the home, connecting seamlessly to light-filled dining and living spaces with effortless indoor–outdoor flow. Step outside to a sunny, north-facing backyard and beautifully landscaped garden — the perfect place to sit back, unwind and enjoy the peaceful birdsong. With Stage 2 Council consent already granted for a swimming pool, there is an exciting opportunity to create your own private backyard oasis. Perfectly positioned on the flat, enjoy an easy stroll to Madills Farm and Kohimarama Beach, while the cafés, shops and waterfront of St Heliers Village are just moments away. Private, peaceful and superbly located, this is a rare opportunity to secure a spacious family home in one of the Bays’ most desirable neighbourhoods. Key Features • Seven hundred fifty-four square meter freehold site in a quiet, sought-after cul-de-sac • Five bedrooms ideal for family living in a friendly neighbourhood • Two generous living areas with excellent indoor/outdoor flow • North-facing private and secure backyard with beautiful landscaped garden • Brand new kitchen and separate dining room • Two bathrooms, including an ensuite • Double garage with work bench plus additional off-street parking • Ample storage including attic space and large internal laundry • Stage 2 Council consent approved for a swimming pool • Held by the same owners for over twenty years • A short flat walk to Madills Farm and Kohimarama Beach • Close to St Heliers Village, cafés and shops Auction: thirty-four Shortland Street, City on Wednesday first April two thousand twenty-six at ten o’clock AM (unless sold prior)