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First home buyer: Charming 70s home is affordable entry into blue-chip seaside suburb
This little 1970s beauty in Seatoun could be a clever first home purchase.
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A charming 1970s home at 1/32 Ventnor St offers a rare, affordable entry for first home buyers into Wellington's blue-chip suburb of Seatoun.
This two-bedroom semi-detached house features a renovated living area by architect Dean Bussell and is move-in ready, with potential to add further value. It provides a foothold in a premium market with strong rental potential.
Buyers should note it is a cross-lease property, requiring legal review for future changes. Priced from $750,000.
The property has an open plan living and kitchen area.
The kitchen is a generous size for a small home.
The master bedroom is a good size and has lots of natural light.
The light and bright second bedroom.
The bathroom is clean and well maintained.
The home also has an ensuite.
The property has a small back deck and a manageable lawn area.
The home is on a cross-lease, which has pros and cons.
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