32 McLean Street, Wairoa, Hawke's Bay

Buyer Guide High 300 - Low 400's A timeless 1911-character villa with native timber bones, detailing and proportions beautifully preserved, offering the kind of craftsmanship, scale and soul that modern homes rarely match.

Inside, the wide hallway sets the tone with high ceilings, gleaming timber floors, decorative mouldings and coloured leadlight glazing that throws warm, dappled light across the walls. Every room has its own personality, its own sense of history, and its own generous footprint. The formal living room is flooded with natural light from the oversized windows and framed by a striking feature fireplace, it’s a space made for hosting, reading, music or simply enjoying that late-afternoon sun. The adjoining dining room continues the theme of comfort and character, offering ample room for gatherings and everyday meals.

The kitchen has been modernised keeping the villa’s charm intact while introducing crisp white cabinetry, stone-look benchtops and quality appliances. A walk-in pantry, excellent storage and direct access to the outdoors add day-to-day practicality without compromising style.

Accommodation includes three spacious bedrooms, each with large sash windows, rich timber detailing and calming outlooks. The bathroom is a treat with a claw-foot tub, heritage tiling, bold deep-blue walls and a sense of elegance rarely found today.

The 733sqm section is wide, fenced, sunny and beautifully maintained. It offers lawn space for pets and play, established greenery, and a charming street frontage framed by picket fencing and a gated entrance. A separate carport adds off-street convenience and the backyard provides more room to extend your lifestyle outdoors.

All of this sits within easy reach of Wairoa’s town centre, schools, shops, river walks and daily essentials. It’s a location that's ideal for families, character lovers, relocators, investors or anyone wanting a home with personality and presence.

To arrange your viewing or request further information, contact Becs Everson.