30A Collier Avenue, Karori
31331697
Home and Income with Mid-Century Style
Step into an opportunity where mid-century charm meets future potential. Tucked into leafy Collier Avenue, this generous freehold section presents an original 1960s residence – ripe for your personal touch, smart investment, or both.
Whether you’re renovating for your forever home, updating with value-adding flair or securing a home + income setup, this property delivers options. The foundation is here – stylish architecture, dual-unit capability, solid land size – leaving plenty of room for your creativity and return on investment.
Further Key Points.
• Freehold Land: 544m²
• Three bedroom home upstairs and a large bedsit flat downstairs
• Spacious living areas
• Built: 1960s
• Possible Use: Full-time family dwelling, dual-unit living, or home + income strategy
• Off street car parking for 3 cars
• Sunny position
This is a rare mid-century canvas in Karori with multiple pathways. If you’re seeking a home that gives you space, structure and income opportunity, this is the one.
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