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17 Arimu Road PAPAKURA, Papakura

Sold for $241,000 on 22 Dec 2011
  • 4 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 1 Car
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17 Arimu Road, PAPAKURA, Papakura

House in PAPAKURA

Looking for a Do-Up?

  • 4 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 1 Car
Listed By:
Ray White PapakuraSouthern Corridor Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Well, this one offers so much potential.

Built in the 1950's for the NZ Army, this property has all the hallmarks of government built properties of that era. It has a large 869sqm fully fenced site and the house was built to last; good and solid.

However, it is now crying out for a serious makeover. The makeover could be as simple as repainting and papering or as extensive as refitting the utility rooms, possibly opening up the living areas, to doing a complete gut and refurbishment of all the rooms including kitchen, bathroom, laundry, lounge/dining room and the 4 bedrooms. The choice is yours.

The vendor had plans to modernise and update the home but circumstances changed and now he needs to sell and move on.

Already fully fenced and planted with some fruit trees, the backyard offers a secure and fun place for children to play.

Located close to Papakura Normal School and not far from the South Gate Shopping Centre or Papakura Town Centre this property is ideally situated for easy access to shopping, schooling, sporting facilities and transport.

A number of the adjacent properties have been subdivided, and this one appears to have the potential (subject to council approval) to be similarly treated.

Yes, it is a do-up, of that there is no denying but a do-up of considerable potential. Come and make it YOURS.

Call me now for your exclusive viewing, the vendor needs it sold and says bring the offers - just be quick!

Features:
  • Single Garage
Property ID:

PPK21263

Building:

110m²

Land:

869m² / 0.21 acres

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

1

Listed By:
Ray White PapakuraSouthern Corridor Realty Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)