Akatarawa, Upper Hutt City

Opportunities like this are rare. Set within the established Akatarawa Valley, this exceptional dual-title offering at 2168-2170 Akatarawa Road, Akatarawa Valley, Upper Hutt, presents a versatile lifestyle option with space, flexibility, and future potential. Ideal for buyers seeking land, extra utility, or the option to develop further, this package comprises two freehold titles on a combined land area of 2156 sqm (more or less).The main residence at 2168 Akatarawa Road is a well-presented modern home offering approximately 90 sqm (more or less) of functional living. Inside, the layout is designed for everyday ease, with two generously sized bedrooms and an open-plan living and dining zone that flows directly to a substantial deck. Practical features such as double glazing, comprehensive insulation, a heat pump, heat transfer and a wood burner provide year-round comfort. Supporting the home is a large 60 sqm (more or less) double garage and workshop, ideal for storage, hobbies, or additional workspace.Complementing the home is the adjoining section at 2170 Akatarawa Road, a near-flat parcel of 1078 sqm (more or less). This second title includes a standalone sleepout or office, along with a character hut currently used as a potting shed. Both structures provide scope for alternative uses or development, subject to Upper Hutt City Council consent.Positioned within easy reach of Upper Hutt's amenities and approximately 16 kilometres from the Kapiti Coast, the location balances accessibility with space. Nearby Clouston Park and the Akatarawa River offer a range of outdoor activities, making this an appealing option for a wide range of buyers.This is a flexible property package with genuine options for now and the future, offering land, lifestyle, and opportunity in one compelling proposition.Key Features Two freehold titlesCombined 2156 sqm near-flat landModern two-bedroom homeOpen-plan living layoutLarge garage with workshopStandalone sleepout or officeDevelopment potential *Disclosure: Any development potential is indicative only and subject to council consent and planning rules. Buyers should complete their own relevant due diligence before relying on any future development potential.