Waterfront Elegance - 260 Wade River Road, Arkles Bay
Exquisite period features blend seamlessly with contemporary creature comforts in this immaculately presented home, a character-packed bungalow in the heart of an enviable location.
Classic period features are on display throughout this warm and inviting home, including high ceilings, polished timber floors and intimate fireplaces. The kitchens sophisticated transformation is in keeping with the 1920's period charm. Three bedrooms provide ample accommodation, with 2 bathrooms including an ensuite off the master and separate living areas provide the ability to cater to any occasion. A fully ducted heat pump contributes to the inherent warmth of the home, and French doors promote easy access for indoor/outdoor living.
Backing on to native bush reserve this 1012sqm section is framed by established gardens, native trees and birdsong, creating an idyllic setting. The generous deck on this waterfront home is the perfect spot to enjoy river life which is constantly changing. On occasion dolphins and seals can be seen along with plenty of birdlife. Swim paddle board and enjoy every boating experience from this perfectly positioned home,
The double garage has internal access and additional off-street parking add further appeal.
It's little wonder our vendors have stayed put for so long; the location is superb, with the cul-de-sac providing peace of mind but the close proximity to a host of amenities ensure you're never far from the action. Excellent local schools close by.
Peaceful and private yet incredibly convenient, this elegant home is guaranteed to attract a lot of attention. Vendors have committed to a lifestyle change.
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Poll: Does the building consent process need to change?
We definitely need homes that are fit to live in but there are often frustrations when it comes to getting consent to modify your own home.
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Lest we forget...
On this ANZAC Day, let's take a moment to remember and honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country.
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Artist Talks
Series of Artist’s Talks about Renaissance Artists:
Next talk, this coming Sunday, 28th.
Sunday 28th April Michelangelo - Fall
Sunday 26th May Caravaggio - Passion
Sunday 23rd June Rembrandt - Reflection
Sunday 25th August Van Gogh
Talks are by Blacksmith Chris Ellwood and his wife, potter and painter, Karyn.
Passion, pain and the papacy have influenced the work of many of the Renaissance Artists. Hear stories of Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Rembrandt and Van Gogh as we take you through their spiritual journey’s during a series of artist talks hosted as part of ‘Cafe Church’ over the next few months at Helensville Community Church, 40 Mill Road.
The talks will be in the form of a powerpoint presentation and will be very interactive, with questions welcomed throughout. Although neither Chris nor Karyn are academics as such, they have a real passion for these Renaissance artists.
Chris hopes, through these talks, to show the humanity, strengths and weaknesses of artists who lived in a very different time to us and had to grapple with their personal beliefs whilst existing within societies prevailing systems.
The talks will be a part of the Sunday service at Helensville Community Church,
40 Mill Road, next to the Hospice Shop and opposite Mitre 10.
Services start at 10.30 and are of a ‘Cafe Style’, with food and drinks available throughout as the Church is set up around tables like a cafe.
There is no charge for food or drinks.
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