41 King Edward Street, Eltham, South Taranaki

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Ref No: ST02901

41 King Edward Street, Eltham, South Taranaki

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Ref No: ST02901
A Great Opportunity Awaits
41 King Edward Street, Eltham, South Taranaki
A Great Opportunity Awaits

If you’re searching for an affordable home that’s easy to maintain, this two-bedroom unit is well worth a look.

Designed for comfortable everyday living, the home offers a functional floor plan with light-filled living areas. The lounge features a sliding door that opens out to the sunny outdoor area, allowing you to step outside with ease or simply open it up to let the fresh air and sunshine flow in. The welcoming conservatory at the entrance is an ideal place to sit back and enjoy your morning coffee, while the sunny section provides just enough space for a little gardening or simply relaxing in the sun.

This property will appeal to a range of buyers, whether you’re looking to downsize, buy your first home, or add another property to your investment portfolio. There’s also the opportunity to update and personalise the home over time, adding your own style and value.

With low-maintenance grounds, a single garage, and a convenient location, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure an affordable property with plenty of potential.

Contact me today to arrange a viewing. I would love to show you through.

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Eltham is a small but mighty South Taranaki town, offering a relaxed, village-like atmosphere, a strong sense of community and plenty of local history. The town offers education from preschool through to Year 8.

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