13 Accrington Drive Marshland, Christchurch City

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Why build when this just-completed home is ready and waiting for you? Our vendor has had a change of plans, meeting the love of his life and moving in with his new fiancee, leaving this brand new home (unlike our vendor) unattached and very much available.

Entrance is into a cleverly designed alcove created by floor to ceiling timber 'fins' leading into the north facing, open plan living, dining and kitchen. There is easy indoor/outdoor flow onto a paved patio and private garden. Ideal for el fresco dining, this is the perfect place to recharge the batteries after a busy day at work. The well appointed kitchen has quality appliances, a stylish stone benchtop, breakfast bar and a spacious walk in pantry.
Down the hallway is a beautifully tiled family bathroom with luxury bath. The three bedrooms are all doubles with plentiful storage, the master having an ensuite, walk in wardrobe and access to the garden through a glass sliding door.

Practicalities include double internal access garage with laundry facilities, extra large hallway storage cupboard and there is a heatpump to keep you warm and cozy in winter. Quality window furnishings are provided, making this home ready to move in and put your feet up right away.

Located in Oakbridge, an upmarket new subdivision, among quality homes. Handy to Northlands, Northwood Supa Centre and arterial routes to the City and beyond. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to the beach and Bottle Lake Forest. Zoned for Redwood School, Mairehau High School and being close to St Bedes and Marian College makes this an ideal choice for families.

Priced to sell - call the agent now to arrange a viewing!

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