4/34 Melrose Street, CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL cntbry 8013

With its modern design and lock-and-leave ease on the fringe of the four avenues, this townhouse enjoys a peaceful pace alongside the full convenience of a central city address.

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Tucked away from the street and completed in 2017, this property comes clad in lightweight concrete panels, offering peace of mind from the ground up.

Laid out over two levels, the interiors are tastefully neutral and uplifted by double blinds and discreet strip lighting that bring enhanced comfort and a contemporary edge.

Well-positioned for connection and conversation, the kitchen overlooks the living area and outpaces standard specifications with generous cupboard space and a full Belling stove. The living space is elevated by built-in speaker wiring and a link to the courtyard for easy entertaining, while full-height shelving adds both structure and practical storage.

West-facing and privately positioned, the courtyard is framed by tropical borders and a shade sail, creating a calming setting for outdoor living.

Accommodation is upstairs, with the master offering a dedicated heat pump and both bed-rooms equipped with built-in wardrobes. A neatly appointed bathroom serves both, finished with a shower-over-bath and ample storage.

With internal access garaging complete with an auto door, a security alarm, and a lock-and-leave profile, this central location places you moments from New Regent Street, The Terrace, The Crossing, and the soon-to-be-completed stadium, all easily reached by foot, bike, scooter or car.

For buyers seeking a lock-and-leave base or a streamlined city address, this property keeps life simple, without slipping into the ordinary.

Please contact Aaron for more information.

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