Massive 2465sqm Land + Huge House = Plenty of Options - 23 Tumanaka Place, Henderson

For Sale by Auction | For more info: sellwest.co.nz...

Unique exceptional opportunity!!!! This has to be one of the best properties that have hit the market for a long time. Which gives you a large solid cedar 5 bedroom family home, with large land holding plus potential to subdivide further, (subject to Council approval), check GEOMAPS snapshot in the images gallery for more details.

If you have thought you would love to own a property that reminds you of times when you could own a quality home that had enough area for the kids to play freely and safely in their own backyard, then your search may be over. Here we have an immaculately presented home on a big section where you have space, it's peaceful and private. Both indoor and outdoor areas are super generous and will be the envy of your family and friends.

Options that help you to put on the top of your viewing list:
• Sub-dividable 2465 sqm freehold land in Henderson
• 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1980's Solid Weatherboard Home
• Big deck with private bush and additionally an internal deck for entertainment
• Home and income potential
• Excellent location - easy proximity of West city Mall, Leisure Centre and Library, motorway access, local schools, kindergarten; and playground.

Very motivated Vendor !! Opportunity is knocking at your door.
So do not hesitate, please call for more information!

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Negotiable

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