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Harcourts Helensville

57e Rautawhiri Road, Helensville
Price by Negotiation

Perfect Starter for Family
This three-bedroom 1960s home was relocated to Helensville in 2006 and is on a great size 828m2 freehold section. Consisting of two double and one single bedroom plus one bathroom, this house has been renovated over the years, and includes most recently, a modern new kitchen with a good hard-wearing stone benchtop, floor tiling, and plenty of storage space. There's room to make your own mark on this home if you are the handy type with little jobs which are okay as they are, but would improve the overall home if they were taken care of. Lovely wooden floors throughout lend some good old-fashioned atmosphere, while French doors lead out onto a sunny private section sporting peeks of the McKenzie hill tops. Plenty of fabulous decking outside makes for great summers, and the fully fenced section makes an ideal spot for youngsters and pets to grow up where they are safely contained. This rather clever buy is tucked well off the road on a shared driveway opposite Kaipara College and there's plenty of off-street parking.
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