93 Kaiwara Street, Hoon Hay, Christchurch City, Canterbury

93 Kaiwara Street has a long list of things that families will be looking for. This home has plenty of space, it's well located, it's in zone for Cashmere High, and has brilliant privacy.

With generous living space that ties nicely together, 4 great bedrooms, and a large private section, this is a super family opportunity. Ready to walk in now and with tons of potential for your future. The open plan kitchen, dining, and living space has an updated kitchen, a great log burner for winter warmth, and steps down to a large conservatory that opens out to the big back yard. There are four bedrooms for you to fill and the master has a great dressing room or robe (or space to add an ensuite?), and its own access to outside. With double glazing already in and potential to enhance for your future, you will enjoy the family space inside and out.

• 4 Bedrooms
• Large Conservatory
• Double Glazing
• Log Burner
• Double Garage & Workshop
• Private Rear Section
• Cashmere High & Hoon Hay Primary Zoned

Stepping outside there's privacy and more space on offer. There's a proper-sized back yard to play in, established and private gardens to enjoy, and space to store cars and toys in the garage and shed. You've got easy access to the Port hills, the adventure park, and Pioneer Recreation Centre right up the road. Then only minutes to Barrington Mall and a short commute to the central city, this private spot also has zoning for Cashmere High School and Hoon Hay Primary.

Enjoy the space with the 4 bedrooms, the addition of the double glazing, and great garaging, as well as the privacy back here and all the potential!

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