Something Special on Bayliss Drive

There's a moment, walking through the entrance of this home, past the striking schist feature wall and beneath a raked ceiling, when you realise you've found something special.

Built in 2014 as a Penny Homes show home and up spec'd throughout, this residence doesn't just meet a high standard, it sets one.

Step further in and the home opens up around you. Vaulted ceilings sweep across the kitchen, living, and dining areas, while the skylight fills every corner with natural light. The kitchen is made for both quiet mornings and full house entertaining, with engineered stone benchtops and a breakfast bar at its heart. When the evenings turn cooler, the separate lounge and dining room offers its own retreat, complete with a built-in gas fire and stone surround.

Four bedrooms give the whole family or guests room to breathe. The master suite is a genuine escape, with a walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite, while the main bathroom feels more like a spa, a freestanding bath, twin vanities, and underfloor heating underfoot. Even the practical spaces have been considered, from the separate laundry to a double garage with carpet flooring, and a utility area ready for the boat, camper, or extra vehicle.

Outside is where this home truly comes alive. A louvered pergola shelters an outdoor gas fire, made for evenings with friends & family, while a separate courtyard waits quietly for your morning coffee. The garden asks little of you, so you can spend your time enjoying it, not maintaining it.

Set within Kaiapoi's sought-after Sovereign Palms subdivision, you're moments from parks, Kaiapoi Golf Club, and the riverside walkway, with an easy commute into Christchurch.

This is a home that's ready for whoever walks through that door next, and once you do, you'll understand why.

If you'd like to view privately, please reach out. Otherwise, I look forward to welcoming you through the open homes. Craig

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