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New to the Market in Palmerston North
35 Fairs Road, Milson
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Are you searching for your first home? A sound investment property? Not a big fan of renovating? Then this home could be for you.
Brand new and possibly the cheapest new build in town, this little cutie has three double bedrooms all with wardrobes, spacious open plan living, sparkling kitchen with all the mod cons and a separate laundry. Off the main living is a large deck for entertaining new driveway and fencing, along with tasteful low maintenance landscaping with mature trees, this home will be a dream to live in. A popular Milson location so close to the Milson shopping centre, hospital, walkways, schools and parks. This hot little number is sure to be popular. Contact Erin today for your private viewing
0275572447
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New to the Market in Palmerston North
27 Pinedale Parade, Milson
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WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY!! FOUR BEDROOM FAMILY HOME
This home offers all that a family needs.
This great affordable family home offers space, light and warmth!!
Enjoy the sunny open plan living with the privacy of tinted windows at the front. Be cosy this coming winter with the ambience of a lovely log fire and the convenience of a heat pump along with new insulation.
Added features of this home:
*A light and practical kitchen with dishwasher and breakfast bar.
*Four good size bedrooms, with the master having an ensuite.
*A central family bathroom
*A separate toilet with a hand basin.
*Separate laundry.
*Extra-large linen cupboard.
*Single garage set back off the street, plus a woodshed at the rear.
*Fenced secure yard - great back lawn for the kids and pets.
*Close to parks, local amenities, schools and the Airport with the Hospital nearby.
Great potential here to stamp your own mark, redecorate perhaps or create your new haven with modern decor.
Smart investment or first family home, Snap it up today.
Call/text Tracie to view 021 1437 683
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