Waikato Times

Designed for family living

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Superbly laid out for a quality lifestyle experience, this large brick and Linea home serves the needs of a family who love entertaini­ng, enjoy outdoor leisure and seek the tranquilli­ty of a rural environmen­t close to town. The focus at 23 Duval Way is on indoor-outdoor living. The seamless transition out to the entertainm­ent courtyard, outdoor fire and in-ground salt water pool, set against stunning country views, has huge appeal. ‘‘It’s the time of year when we look forward to warmer weather, longer daylight hours and think about how we’ll spend our summer,’’ says Harcourts sales consultant Stacey Levien. ‘‘This property has a real holiday feel. You can vacation at home.’’ Interiors are as enticing as the outdoors. Living revolves around the stylish kitchen with gas cooking, wall ovens and a well-appointed scullery. Flowing off the family zone is a separate media lounge with a projector for family movie nights. It’s also an ideal spot for parents to enjoy some peace and quiet. Designed for a large, active family, the home has five bedrooms, including a spacious master suite with the expected inclusions of a walk-in robe and bathroom, plus the bonus of patio access. Four family bedrooms, a main bathroom, office and double internalac­cess garage complete the picture. There is additional standalone shed space and an asphalt driveway opening to a forecourt for parking, ball games and skateboard­s. The grounds are trim-kept, graced with trees and offer large green expanses for children and pets. A wonderful feeling of serenity envelopes the property, which has easy access to State Highway 23 to Raglan and west coast destinatio­ns, or a quick commute into Dinsdale and Hamilton. Just minutes from the city, friendly Whatawhata has a school for years 1-8, a cafe and essentials, including a service station. Duval Way has no through traffic and is a feel-safe area for families.

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