Apartment Hunting, Yeah Nah!

While it may date back to the late 1870s this outstanding cottage features modern improvements including replacement rib-raft foundation system following an extensive renovation and restoration process in 2001 overseen by the owner's registered architect. In addition, the underfloor heating, new wiring & plumbing, mains pressure hot water, security system and double glazing combining with the retention of character confirms this central city cottage as the prefect modernised alternative to the woes of body corporate fees and unit title ownership that comes with most apartment living options.
Whether it be your city base for visits from out of town, a convenient permanent abode or an investment option. This locality, with the proximity to Merivale, Victoria Street, Hagley Park and the central city, will ensure walking, cycling or scootering will become the transport of choice.
According to heritage assessment documents James K Baxter boarded at 408 Montreal Street during his brief time in Christchurch while other owners/occupiers have included a salesman, a county clerk, a retired milkhand, a master painter and notable Christchurch architect, Don Donnithorne.
Will you be next?
Viewing is essential to discover how this fantastic convenient home could turn your property purchase thoughts upside down!
Offered for sale for first time in over 20 years, propositions such as this are a rare opportunity to secure a favoured piece of Christchurch history.