Exquisite Ground Floor Panmure Apartment
Built to a high 7 Homestar rating in 2020 by reputable NZ developer (Legacy Properties), this ground floor apartment in Panmure is simply perfect. A fabulous location, it’s handy to the Panmure township and has fabulous views of Maungarei/Mt Wellington.
Located on the ground floor it has easy access, and you have the benefit of a deck, and beautiful hedge which is maintained by the body corp. The deck is north facing, and is ideal for BBQ’s and entertaining with friends or family. The windows have had Avery Dennison window's film installed by Filmscene.
The main living area is light and bright, is extremely energy efficient thanks to double glazing and a high level of insulation (which means no noise from neighbouring apartments). It has low water use appliances, low water and electricity bills, and so far the heat pump has only been used for cooling in summer.
The kitchen boasts a stunning granite bench top, fabulous design and modern appliances that are still under warranty. It has an ensuite and main bathroom, as well as two bedrooms, making it ideal for new home owners, small families, downsizers, up-sizers, couples as well as a fabulous tenanted investment.
It’s a very short 5 minute walk to train & bus station, and only 2 minutes walk to the new shopping area on Jellicoe Road including popular ‘Beer spot’, restaurants, cafes and more. It’s close to Sylvia Park and Stonefields, is part of the Tamaki Regeneration area and close to the cycling routes.
There is a garden shed for extra storage, access to a secure bike shed, good on street parking and wonderful apartment community with an entertaining and informative Facebook group. They have social drinks each month and regular pub quiz team nights. The apartment also has green waste, rubbish. recycling facilities. Pet friendly.
BC Fees $4,167 pa
Meeting all your needs and more, this beautiful and energy efficient apartment is sure to get snapped up quickly, so make sure you get in touch today!
Please contact Elena Styles.
