2/59 Wallath Road, Westown, New Plymouth

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Ref No: IN01000

2/59 Wallath Road, Westown, New Plymouth

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100m2
Ref No: IN01000
Tidy, Private And Perfectly Positioned
2/59 Wallath Road, Westown, New Plymouth
Tidy, Private And Perfectly Positioned

Solidly constructed in 1993, this tidy brick unit offers easy-care living in a sought-after Westown location. Set quietly in the middle of three dwellings, the home is ideal for those seeking comfort, convenience, and low-maintenance appeal.
Inside, the layout features an open plan kitchen, dining, and lounge area—perfect for relaxed daily living. Two double bedrooms provide ample accommodation, while the bathroom includes both a shower and a bath. A separate toilet and laundry nook add practicality.
Enjoy internal access to a single-car garage, a small grassed outdoor space, and the security of a quiet, well-established setting.
This home is suited to downsizers, investors, first-home buyers, or anyone looking to be close to the Upper Westown shops, cafes, the hospital, and public transport.

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New Plymouth is Taranaki’s vibrant coastal city, home to approximately 60,000 people and renowned for its exceptional lifestyle, stunning natural surroundings and thriving arts and cultural scene. With the Tasman Sea on its doorstep and iconic Taranaki Maunga less than a 30-minute drive away, the city offers a rare blend of coastal and mountain recreation. Few places allow you to surf or swim at the beach and hike or enjoy snow sports on the mountain, all in the same day!

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