20 Spaxton Street, Methven, Ashburton

Negotiable Over $450,000OPEN HOME: Sun, 9 Aug 2:00pm - 2:30pmFull of charm and rich in character, this beautifully restored early 1900s cottage has been thoughtfully enhanced over the years while retaining the warmth and appeal that makes homes of this era so special. With stunning views of Mt Hutt and a host of modern improvements, it offers a wonderful blend of history, comfort and lifestyle.Original features are complemented by tasteful modern touches, while the light-filled open-plan living area is warmed by a 2025-installed heat pump and cute tiny home style log burning fire. French doors open to a covered to the recently installed conservatory and veranda, the perfect place to relax and enjoy stunning Mt Hutt views.The sunny conservatory extends the living space year-round, while the updated kitchen offers excellent storage and a newly installed built-in oven. The spacious combined bathroom and laundry add everyday practicality. Accommodation includes a cosy double bedroom and a generous dressing room, offering a variety of possibilities to suit your lifestyle.Set on an easy-care fenced 633sqm (more or less) freehold section, the property also features a newly added carport, double-glazed windows for improved comfort and efficiency, and a shipping container for additional storage. Ample off-street parking provides space for a caravan, boat, or extra vehicles.Ideal for first-home buyers, downsizers, or those seeking a charming weekend retreat, this delightful cottage offers a rare opportunity in a picturesque setting. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate all it has to offer.I look forward to showing you all this gorgeous home has to offer at the next open home or call me for a private viewing. Tracey Frost @ Total Realty 021 279 1972Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.