I:202/11 Spring Street, Onehunga, Auckland City, Auckland

Fabric2 - DISPLAY SUITE LOCATED AT 121 ONEHUNGA MALL, ONEHUNGA or visit: Fabric2.co.nz for more details.

Under construction - move in Q1 2026.

This stunning home is designed to impress, with natural light pouring in from two sides, offering captivating north and west-facing aspects. It’s the perfect spot to soak in the sun, enjoy the best of the day’s light, and take in beautiful local views.

The spacious master bedroom is a true retreat, complete with an ensuite and a walk-in wardrobe, plus direct access to the balcony. The open-plan living areas enjoy the warmth of a northern aspect, while the second bedroom, with its adjoining bathroom, offers privacy and comfort on the west side. The floor-to-ceiling windows invite light to fill every corner, creating a bright and airy atmosphere throughout.

With the added convenience of storage and a secure underground car park, this home offers effortless, low maintenance living at its best. It’s everything you’ve been looking for and more.

Key Features:

• 93m2 Interior + 14m2 Balcony
• Engineered timber floors in the living areas
• Airconditioning and ducted fresh air
• Open plan living
• Quality construction
• Bike storage
• Pet friendly

Located in one of Auckland’s most vibrant and well-established suburbs, this thoughtfully designed community is already taking shape, with completion anticipated in Q1 2026.

The central park acts as the heart of the community, fostering a close-knit village atmosphere with plenty of room to spread out—giving you the best of both worlds.

Fabric2 will seamlessly complement the award-winning Fabric of Onehunga, the first stage of which was completed in 2020. Expansive green spaces and beautifully landscaped shared gardens create a tranquil environment, fostering a true sense of community where residents can truly feel at home.

Designed by renowned architect Ashton Mitchell, with construction by Kalmar and development by Precinct, these striking buildings mark the final stage in the impressive transformation of Onehunga.

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