62 Keywella Dr, Conifer Grove, Takanini 2112

This is your chance to live in one of the most beautiful homes situated in a safe and secure area. 

Located in the most prestigious street in Conifer Grove Here is the dream home you have been searching for. Spanning two levels, the downstairs living areas is where all the enjoying takes place.The spacious open plan living makes it so inviting for all the family to gather. There is still an easy escape for privacy to a separate formal lounge to unwind or entertain those special visitors.

Two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms downstairs provides for all generations.

The indoor//outdoor living is a dream. With palm trees and the smell of the sea air this all adds to the Kiwi entertaining culture. Your friends wont want to leave. Finished to tasteful perfection the modern decor and neutral tones allows for either modern or formal furnishings, whatever your style

Australia is the next stop for the highly motivated vendors who are already packing. Your dream home maybe easier to obtain than you think.

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Specified floor and land area sizes have been obtained from sources such as RPNZ, Auckland Council (LIM) or Title documents. They have not been measured by the Salesperson or Now Realty Ltd. We recommend you seek your own independent legal advice if these sizes are material to your purchasing decision.

Aluminium Joinery1 Dining RoomsUnderfloor HeatingGas Hot Water1 Living RoomsWalk-in WardrobeVacuum DuctedFully FencedViews/Outlook WaterConcrete BaseConcrete Tile RoofBBQ AreaBalconyDeckingPatioSauna, SpaTown Water SupplyFrontage Cul de Sac

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