68a Parkstone Avenue Ilam, Christchurch City

Calling all downsizers, first-home buyers and savvy investors - this one is ripe for the picking.

Tucked away in the ever-popular suburb of Ilam, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom home offers an inviting blend of comfort, convenience and easy living.

Recently refreshed throughout, the home features two generous double bedrooms, a brand-new kitchen, separate laundry, garage and excellent storage - giving you all the essentials without the burden of maintaining a larger property.

Outside, a private courtyard creates a peaceful little retreat - the perfect spot for morning coffee, summer evenings or simply enjoying a bit of sunshine in your own space. Off-street parking adds another layer of everyday convenience.

And the location? It's hard to beat. With Canterbury University, renowned schools and Avonhead Mall all within easy reach, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy everything this established and increasingly sought-after pocket of Christchurch has to offer.

Adding to the area's appeal, Avonhead Mall is planning a significant $25 million makeover, expected to get underway towards the end of this year - an exciting investment that looks set to further enhance the amenity and appeal of the surrounding area.

Whether you're ready to take your first step onto the property ladder, looking to downsize into something easier, or searching for a smart investment, this little Ilam gem deserves a place on your viewing list.

Homes with this combination of location, renovation and lifestyle appeal don't tend to wait around. Come and see it for yourself - before someone else calls it home.

Auction Date Thursday 17th September 2026 at 6PM (Unless sold prior)

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