Serenity and Stunning Surroundings
Close to Hobbs Bay in picturesque Gulf Harbour, this solid concrete construction modern 2 story home in a quiet a friendly neighbourhood is perfect to make the most of your home start grant! In a serene spot with gorgeous surroundings, this is the home you’ve been waiting for.
Downstairs there is an open plan kitchen, dining and living area which opens up onto the deck with built-in seating for BBQ’s and easy al-fresco dining. The wallpaper feature in the lounge adds a touch of glamour with a modern heat pump to keep you warm in winter and cool in the summer. This gorgeous house also comes with a near new ventilation system HRV installed downstairs and all 3 bedrooms.
The big kitchen bay bench doubles as a breakfast for extra casual seating. Blue and green tones in the kitchen are perfect for a home on the coast and there’s wonderful storage in here, as well as throughout the house. Touches of stainless steel keep this room feeling fresh and contemporary.
You will find a modern guest toilet downstairs and the family bathroom upstairs with shower, bath and toilet as well as the master’s bedroom with its own ensuite. Bright and colourful, the master suite also has a big walk-in wardrobe and a private balcony.
The previous owners installed carpet in the internal access garage and converted this into storage.
89 Nautilus Drive is within easy walking distance to the grocery stores, fish n chips, ATM Machine, golf course, restaurants, cafes, Christian church, bakery, salon and more. You can walk to Wentworth private school or Gulf Harbour primary school, and it’s just a 5 minute drive to the famous Shakespeare Park and many other beautiful beaches on the Hibiscus Coast.
It’s a 20 minute drive to Silverdale or catch the nearby ferry to go into the Auckland CBD. The previous owners say this home “gave us the opportunity to enjoy our lifestyle during the weekends and evenings, while working in town during the weekdays”.
Contact Scott Franks for documentation or to arrange a viewing today.
