A home where days carry their own energy and evenings settle into a gentler rhythm, this four-bedroom Te Awamutu residence brings comfort and connection together. Set across a 130m² floor plan on a 585m² section, its single-level layout feels welcoming and practical. Generous windows draw daylight into the interiors, while carpet lends warmth to the shared spaces. The lounge extends through glazed doors to the deck, extending the living area outdoors. A heat pump keeps the dining space comfortable across the seasons, while the kitchen offers generous bench space and a breakfast bar for casual meals and morning catch-ups. Four bedrooms provide flexibility for growing families, guests or working from home, with carpeted floors and windows bringing a sense of comfort to each space. The bedrooms offer room to unwind. Two bathrooms complete the arrangement, including a neatly presented bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower and vanity, supporting busy mornings and quieter evenings alike. Outdoors, the timber deck becomes a natural gathering place for weekend barbecues, afternoon cuppas or relaxed evenings with friends and whānau. The generous lawn offers room for children to play, pets to roam or simply a quiet spot to linger beneath the established tree. Fencing defines the outdoor space, while one carpark adds everyday practicality without taking away from the home's inviting green surrounds. Within walking distance, Anchor Park is a popular spot for dog walking, exercise and football, while nearby Rewi Street Skate Park and St Patrick’s Primary School add to the area’s family-friendly appeal. A Touch of Local History.... This home has a little piece of Te Awamutu history, with its bricks locally made from clay sourced from a farm near Flat Road, Kihikihi, and kiln-dried by a local family off Bond Road — a special connection to the area's past. Michelle - 021 826 614 Savanna - 021 040 9642
