9/265 Worcester Street, City Centre, Christchurch City, Canterbury

Located within the Four Avenues, this architecturally designed 1970s townhouse by Lucking & Vial Architects delivers intelligent, city-fringe living in one of Christchurch's most tightly held pockets. It's a rare balance, where everyday convenience meets considered design - proving that practicality and beauty can coexist with effortless grace.

Light-filled living spaces flow to a generous north-facing deck and private, fenced courtyard - a rare outdoor setup for an inner-city townhouse. Quietly positioned within the complex, the home combines privacy with easy access to the CBD and Hagley Park.

An ideal option for first-home buyers, architectural enthusiasts, or investors seeking proven inner-city appeal.

Property Features:

• Spacious blend of modern contemporary style and charming period character
• Inviting open-plan social kitchen
• Modernised upstairs bathroom
• Separate laundry
• Heat pump for year-round comfort
• North-facing deck and private, fenced courtyard
• Single garage plus designated off-street car park

More about the location: Positioned in one of New Zealand's confidently backed locations, this address offers exceptional access to the city's energy and a convenient drive to the beaches while still feeling settled and residential. You're just a short walk to the stadium, cafes, river walks, parks, and the city centre - a lifestyle that blends convenience, culture, and calm. More notably approximately:

• Te Kaha Stadium (600meters)
• Cathedral Square (900 meters)
• Riverside Market (1.5km)
• Hagley Park (1.9km)

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