22 Hickey Place, Opunake, South Taranaki

3
1
3
1
140m2
620m2
Ref No: OP01102
$415,000

22 Hickey Place, Opunake, South Taranaki

3
1
3
1
140m2
620m2
Ref No: OP01102
$415,000
Packed With Potential
22 Hickey Place, Opunake, South Taranaki
Packed With Potential

Brimming with possibilities is this classic split-level 1970’s home ready for a buyer with a vision.

The practical floorplan features three bedrooms, one bathroom and a north facing covered-in porch area off the lounge, plus internal garage access.

Adding to the appeal there is a large detached double + garage at the rear of the property. Ideal for the keen tinkerer with plenty of space for motorbikes, tools and other large workshop items.

As is where is, but still an excellent opportunity for those looking to roll up their sleeves, add value and create a home that reflects their own style. Whether you’re a seasoned renovator, a keen handyman or simply looking for a project with genuine potential, this property is well worth a look.

And the location? Enjoy leisurely strolls down to the water where there’s a huge grass reserve just minutes away from the property, continue further along the walkway and you’ll end up at the Otahi Stream Bridge and the river mouth. Proceed along the walkway and you’ll end up at Middleton Bay – a popular fishing beach and a great place for dogs to have a run.

Immediate possession available. Don’t let this one get away.

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$415,000
140m2
620m2
3
1
3
1
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