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20 Oxford Street,
Kaitaia, Far North District

3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
1 car space
506m² land size
House

NZD 680,000


Property details

Chattels

  • Cooktop Oven
  • Rangehood
  • Dishwasher
  • Light Fittings
  • Floor Covers
  • Blinds
  • Garage Door Opener
  • Garden Shed

First time on the Market in Oxford Street

This much cared for 3 bedroom brick and tile home was built in the mid 1990s and is presented immaculately. Great care has been taken in the design and layout with a spacious living area including a Magnum fireplace with high ceilings, the kitchen is functional with timeless neutral decor and hard wearing quality Corian benchtops. The 3 bedrooms are all generous sizes and the internal access garage is practical with plenty of room for the separate laundry area at the front. With native timber doors and window trims throughout, wide hallways and curved feature wall in the living area show the thought and care that was taken when this home was built. The backyard is private and well fenced and the grounds low maintenance and easy care.
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School catchments

  • Kaitaia School Primary Years 1-6 State 0.41km
  • Pompallier Catholic School Full primary Years 1-8 State integrated 0.81km
  • TKKM o Pukemiro Composite Years 1-15 State 0.91km
  • Kaitaia Intermediate Intermediate Years 7-8 State 1.9km
  • Oturu School Full primary Years 1-8 State 3.3km

Nearest schools, measured in a straight line from the property. Provided as a guide only; check enrolment zones and eligibility with the school. School data © Ministry of Education, licensed under CC BY 4.0.


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