10 Orcades Street Shirley, Christchurch City

This classic 1950s Kiwi home offers exceptional value for both investors and first home buyers alike. Currently tenanted on a periodic tenancy, the lovely tenants would be delighted to stay on - making this a smart, ready-made investment opportunity. Alternatively, those looking to secure their first home will love the space, warmth, and potential this property provides.

Set on a generous 787m2 fully fenced corner section, the home features a functional three-bedroom layout, a separate lounge, and separate laundry - ideal for families wanting room to spread out. The open-plan kitchen and dining area includes gas cooking and gas hot water, while a heat pump adds comfort and convenience throughout.

Outside, enjoy a detached single garage, two garden sheds, and ample off-street parking down the long driveway. The spacious backyard not only provides fantastic outdoor living for children and pets to play safely but also presents the perfect opportunity to add a minor dwelling - an excellent way to generate additional rental income or accommodate extended family.

Compliant with Healthy Homes Standards, this property offers peace of mind for both investors and occupants - ensuring a warm, dry, and healthy living environment year-round.

This solid home still offers scope to add your personal touches and further enhance its value. Situated close to The Palms Shopping Centre, Homebase Shirley, public transport, and quality schools, this location ensures everything you need is within easy reach.

Whether you're an investor looking for an easy addition to your portfolio or a first home buyer searching for an affordable start, this one ticks all the boxes.

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