28 Seymour Street, Waitara, New Plymouth District

3
1
1
120m2
759m2
Ref No: W00735
Offers Over $450,000

28 Seymour Street, Waitara, New Plymouth District

3
1
1
120m2
759m2
Ref No: W00735
Offers Over $450,000
Corner Setting On Seymour
28 Seymour Street, Waitara, New Plymouth District
Corner Setting On Seymour

Built in 1954, this solid concrete home has some original features from its era. Aluminium joinery and concrete tile roof. Set on a corner, freehold section there are options aplenty here to work with and to add value.

The separate lounge has a log fire insert for the winter chills. Open plan kitchen/dining area with original cabinetry and brickwork.
Three good sized bedrooms, the bathroom has a shower, bath and vanity with a separate toilet and separate laundry.

The DVS system keeps the home comfortable all year round, electric cooking and gas hot water (mains).
Single garage and carport complete the picture.

Close to schools and handy to the Waitara River, beach and golf club, this is a solid home with room to make it your own.

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120m2
759m2
3
1
1

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