902 Norrie Street, Mahora, Hastings, Hawke's Bay

Some homes make life easy from the moment you walk in. This three-bedroom Mahora property set at the end of a cul-de-sac, does that in ways you can feel, not just list.

The living and dining area is a space that brings people together without effort. You can picture movie nights with the fire going, music on in the background or friends staying longer than planned after dinner. Light filters through the windows and the heat pump and gas fire keep things comfortable year-round.

The kitchen is designed for everyday living. There’s room to cook properly, spread out lunches or chat over coffee at the bench. With a gas cooktop, dishwasher and good storage, it’s built for proper use. Just off it, the sunroom gives you another way to live. It works for morning tea, a reading chair, a teenager’s setup or a quiet workspace away from the main lounge. Spaces like this give families flexibility without needing more square metres.

All three bedrooms get natural light and feel restful. The main suits a couple while the others work well for kids, guests or a home office. The bathroom has been updated with a modern shower, storage and a separate toilet to keep mornings simple.

Outside, the garden is established and easy to enjoy. The back lawn is flat and private, edged by fruit trees and raised veggie beds if you like growing your own. It’s the kind of yard where kids can run barefoot, pets can roam safely and summer chairs end up under the trees. There’s room to add more or just enjoy what’s here. A separate garage, covered carport and long driveway mean hobbies, tools, trailers and extra vehicles all have space.

From here, you’re just minutes from Cornwall Park for weekend walks or morning runs, handy to Mahora and Hastings Intermediate Schools, and a quick drive to the local supermarket, cafés, and Hastings CBD. So errands, commutes and catchups all fit easily into the rhythm of your week.

Homes with this mix of warmth and location don’t stay hidden for long. Contact Darren Cuneen before it’s gone.