8 Hari Way, Mapua

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What a fabulous lifestyle with the opportunity to "lock up and leave" when you need to from this superb, contemporary home of high quality, made for easy enjoyment. The location is a very special, just a few minutes from the Mapua Wharf with its cafes and bars, with the Mapua domain reserve across the back fence not only ensuring the peace from having no close neighbour that side, it also allows you to walk across the parkland to more village shops and a local pub. The 2018 home is impressive from first sight with its beautiful vertical cedar timber exterior and immaculately landscaped 699sqm section. Step inside and be even more captivated with the design, layout, and the attention to detail. This three-bedroom 229sqm home, with bespoke styling by Christchurch architectural designer Murray Brown, was built by the then builder-owner with no scrimping on time and expense. The result is a stunning home designed for easy lock-and-leave and no-fuss maintenance of the fully fenced section. Premium insulation and glazing plus all day sun make this a beautifully warm home year-round and you will rarely need the heat pump or underfloor bathroom heating. LED strip kitchen lighting and dimmable outdoor ambience add to the special features. The Trish Simpson-designed kitchen is impressive with its 5mm thick stainless steel bench tops, its own separate hot water cylinder, and premium appliances including a plumbed-in fridge-freezer. The main bedroom is outstanding with its large walk-in wardrobe, fully fitted dressing room and beautifully tiled ensuite. The second and third bedrooms both have fitted wardrobes. Quality fittings abound, from the German-engineered oak flooring to the LED lighting and aluminium joinery with thermally broken extrusion, argon-filled, low E-glass. This beautiful property can now be yours' as the current owners head south to be closer to their family.