46 Colman Avenue Upper Riccarton, Christchurch City

A well-presented home in a sought-after location, offering solid construction, practical living, and excellent dual-living potential. This property is an ideal choice for families, investors, or buyers needing extra space for an extended family or a home and income arrangement.

• Functional Family Living
This well-presented family home offers three bedrooms, with all bedrooms recently updated with new carpet and fresh paint. An open-plan kitchen/dining area and a light-filled living space. French doors open to a private wide deck and a generous 696 sqm section (more or less), seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.

• Valuable DualLiving Option
A separate, well-appointed sleepout (completed in 2017) adds significant flexibility.
Whether used for extended family, a home office, or additional income, this extra space enhances both the practicality and long-term value of the property.

• Practical Features Throughout
A long driveway provides excellent off-street parking, complementing the spacious section. Fully fenced back garden offers privacy and room for children, pets, or those who enjoy gardening, summer BBQs, or outdoor relaxation.

• Location
Positioned opposite a reserve, Riccarton School is a few minutes away. Within walking distance of Riccarton Library and Riccarton High School. Church Corner, Westfield Riccarton Mall, and the University of Canterbury are also within easy reach by car. Committed to a Result

The owner is relocating to Australia and is motivated to sell. Properties offering this level of versatility, space, and location are rare. Early viewing is strongly encouraged.
Call Sarah ( 027 2323 711 ) for more information or arrange a private viewing before it's too late.

Auction date 26 March 2026 at 5:30PM (Not Selling Prior)

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