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153 Atkinson Road,
Titirangi, Waitakere City

3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
5 car spaces
1,155m² land size
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S O L D - Artful living

S O L D

Efficient and elegantly designed by architect Ian Burrow in 1975, the enduring aesthetic of this immaculately maintained home continues to impress.

The split-level main living area includes the kitchen, dining and living with spacious vaulted ceilings and glass doors flowing outside to a large deck and private garden to enjoy an abundant native planting backdrop.

Recently updated, the architect designed kitchen and laundry area includes ample storage and external access to the sheltered courtyard. The dining area features a large wall ideal for your special painting or artwork, and the sunken living area makes for a cosy retreat. There are heated tiled floors throughout this level and a heat pump to ensure warmth over winter months.

Three bedrooms include a guest bedroom/home office and WC on the main level, and two double bedrooms with a recently replaced luxurious bathroom including a separate shower and standalone bathtub on upstairs, the two connected by a spiral staircase.

A detached and secure double garage has a huge multi-purpose storage area above, just a few steps away from the main dwelling.

Ideal for anyone looking for a stylish home in this peaceful and natural environment within walking distance to Titirangi Village, local schools and with an easy commute to the city.

Titirangi Modernist homes like this one are popular - so get in touch with us today.

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