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2176 days ago

"Beautiful renovated Cottage finally available"

Bertha from Ashburton District

Looking for a meticulously renovated piece of old-world charm, you will absolutely fall in love with Grace Cottage.

From the moment you walk through the door, you will see in a heartbeat that heaps of strategic planning and brain-storming went into renovating this charming character cottage back to its former glory.

Great aesthetic skills and fine workmanship were employed in the transformation! The result is a home that oozes warmth and charm.

If you are looking for a quality home with that special ‘Just Right’ feeling, then you definitely owe it to yourself to see and experience Grace Cottage for yourself.

But be warned... odds are you want to move in on the spot!

Extensive Renovations Include:

1. Brand new carpet throughout
2. New interior/exterior/roof paint
3. Quality ceiling insulation
4. Beautiful new light fittings
5. Updated wiring
6. Lovely new bathroom
7. Spacious living with seasonal comfort assured thanks to a heat pump and a compliant log burner.

But that’s not all...

The original character features flow proudly throughout this property have been brought to life with crisp, calm and contemporary colour choices.

Plus you’ll love the beautiful kitchen boasting brand new appliances, this home is ready for new owners to move in and relish in its functionality and charm.

Fully-fenced and well-screened off from the neighbours for security and better privacy while enjoying quality time in the well-maintained garden. Come and see Grace Cottage for yourself! You will be very glad that you did.

Look for the times of our open homes on TradeMe Listing #:1787952990 or contact us on 027 217 0401 for a private viewing.

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