Waikato Times

True family lifestyle

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All spruced up and ready to welcome new owners, this home lies in the leafy environs of Riverlea where it is part of a very pleasant cul-de-sac neighbourh­ood.

It came to life in the 1990s and retains some period elements, but the home is not stuck in a time warp. Fine tuning over the years has enhanced its liveabilit­y and performanc­e.

Flooded with sun, this tidy abode has good natural warmth and a wonderful capacity for family living. Light-filled interiors contain sensible zoned living spaces, four bedrooms and two bathrooms – a combinatio­n that will resonate with parents and children. Multiple exit points promote a relaxed indoor-outdoor lifestyle with a good degree of privacy.

A large deck and gazebo make outdoor living and entertaini­ng all the more enjoyable.

The backyard is nicely screened from neighbours and the section is well groomed, lushly landscaped, and portrays an attractive street profile.

The home’s layout envelops two levels and includes a double auto internalac­cess garage. A SmartVent system, and floor and ceiling insulation, create a dry healthy environmen­t. There are two gas heaters for winter warmth, plus the benefit of new carpet.

Bordering Waikato River and containing one of the last remnants of native bush in the Hamilton Basin, Riverlea has a special ambience. There is a swimming hole in Hammond Park, a grassy reserve for picnics, a boardwalk, and diverse native flora and fauna. The area is sought for its Hillcrest school zoning, easy proximity to shops, university, CBD and major commuter routes. At the end of the day, this home offers a true family lifestyle.

Lugton sales consultant Terry Ryan says the location is very popular with families. ‘‘Aside from the schooling and university aspects, and the natural heritage of the area, Riverlea is very accessible to Hamilton’s main thoroughfa­res and the new expressway.’’

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