Final Week - Coastal Flair and Finesse

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Premier positioning and a picturesque perspective are just a couple of the drawcards to this premium residence, which reflects spectacular family living on the prized lower slopes of Mt Pleasant.
Enjoyed by the vendors for a considerable number of years, they lived here in their original abode pre-quake and built this exceptional architectural home in its place in 2013, demonstrating their immense appreciation for the location.
Engineered and designed to a superior standard, this home basks in the supreme comfort offered by modern construction while its cutting-edge form immediately grabs your eye.
Wide-scale glazing is a prominent feature of the build and not only maximises the sun-soaked aspect but showcases the exquisite panoramic views over the estuary, sea, city, Alps, Kaikoura's and upwards to Castle Rock.
Covering approx 300sqm including the main balcony over two family-focused floors, the entry-level is the primary setting for everyday living. The elegantly appointed kitchen, dining, and living sit beneath a soaring ceiling and extend outdoors to the hardwood deck framed by glass balustrades, ensuring an unimpeded outlook from every angle.
The main bedroom also occupies this floor and luxuriates with its ensuite, WIR and deck access where you can appreciate the seascape and city lights by night.
The ground floor is a retreat well-suited to teens and guests, boasting another living room and two double bedrooms assisted by a family-sized bathroom.
Spanning approx. 868sqm, the section benefits from established plantings that deliver peace and privacy, with the internal access double garage offering another advantage.
Ferrymead, Sumner beach and the coastal pathway are in easy reach, with currently in zone Mt Pleasant School nearby.
The estate has issued a clear directive to sell, and buyers are advised to act with haste.
Auction Wed 21 September from 5pm at the Sumner Surf Life Saving Club (unless brought forward).