Home for Sale
For Sale: 37 - 644 Grenada Street, Papamoa
For Sale: $649,000
Marketed by: Colin McGonagle 027 493 4177
LIFESTYLE LIVING AT LEISURE
Located in early Papamoa and within the Diamond Sands Residential Resort, a secure gated community with a friendly environment for all ages & stages. Amenities include a heated swimming pool, spa, gym & community centre Resident Manager. Lawns are mown & common areas maintained. Lock up & leave or rent out options.
Enjoy coastal living with stunning beaches nearby. Central to shopping centres, schools, expressway & access to so much more !
Immaculate brick & tile home. 3 bedrooms, ensuite, double garage.The spacious living areas open to an exotic outdoor courtyard. Extras include heat pump, underfloor heating, large loft with ladder access, irrigation system & more.
Call Colin to inspect.
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