41 Cumnock Street, Wallacetown, Invercargill, Southland

Discover a place where modern design meets comfort and privacy. Just 16 years young, this stunning David Reid home offers style, space and sophistication, all set on a generous half-acre section.

Step inside and you'll immediately feel the sense of ease and flow. Four spacious bedrooms provide room for everyone, while the master suite feels like your own private sanctuary. With its walk-in wardrobe, elegant ensuite, and sliding doors opening straight to a sunny deck, it's the perfect spot to start the day with a coffee or unwind in the evening surrounded by garden views.

The heart of the home is the light-filled open-plan living area - designed for connection, laughter, and everyday living. The kitchen, dining, and lounge blend seamlessly, creating an inviting space for family meals or entertaining friends. A second lounge with a cozy gas fire offers the perfect retreat for chilly nights, while a heat pump ensures year-round comfort.

Step outside and the magic continues. Beautifully landscaped gardens wrap around the home, giving you a private oasis to enjoy. Whether it's summer barbecues, a peaceful afternoon in the sun, or kids running around with plenty of space to explore, the half-acre grounds make every day feel special.

Practicality is well covered with a large double garage, easily fitting two vehicles and extra storage.

More than just a house, this is a home to truly live in and love - modern, welcoming, and private, with the lifestyle you've been dreaming of.

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