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64 Frederick Street Hillsborough, Auckland City

Sold for $978,000 on 7 Apr 2015
  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 3 Cars
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64 Frederick Street, Hillsborough, Auckland City

House in Hillsborough

When Lifestyle is Paramount!

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 3 Cars
Listed By:
Ray White Royal OakPure Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Bathed in all-day sun, and equipped to handle all the demands of modern family living; this elevated oasis is full of character, yet has enough space for your household to stretch out across the multiple indoor and outdoor living spaces. Enjoy the extensive panoramic views across Manukau harbour, or the peace and privacy of your fully-fenced rear section whatever your lifestyle demands, this is a must view!
- Four bedrooms.
- Full bathroom with claw-foot bath plus an ensuite to master.
- Downstairs living space makes a great informal lounge, while the generous open plan upstairs space; flowing through northern and southern French doors, to outdoor entertaining, provides a great family dining and living area.
- Modern, family sized kitchen, with quality appliances open and light.
- Large rooftop balcony, with beautiful sea views the well designed low-profile roof allows all-day sun while the southern aspect presents an impressive vista.
- Fully-fenced, private rear courtyard, with decking and grass perfect space for pets and play, yet surprisingly low-maintenance.
- Tucked away in one of centrals most charming, peaceful suburbs; yet close to the action! Very close to southern motorways, arterial transport routes, buses, shops, parks, the new beaches - which are opening soon, and cafes; zoned for Hillsborough School and Waikowhai Intermediate.

Features:
  • Alarm System
  • Close To Schools
  • Close To Transport
  • Fireplace(S)
  • Polished Timber Floor
Property ID:

RYO22393

Building:

179m²

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

2

Listed By:
Ray White Royal OakPure Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)