43 Glen Atkinson Street St Heliers, Auckland City

Disregard 2017 CV - motivated vendors! You'll be seriously astonished at the superb value being offered right here on this very special property.

Want more space and privacy? Own it all right here at 43 Glen Atkinson Street.

There are many scenic and rare aspects to this cedar-clad mid-century home designed by renowned architect Barry Sweet, starting with the arrival sequence. Stroll along the private driveway, a pebble pond at the front of the house greets you. The soothing sounds of flowing water start to immerse you into the unique landscape. Luxuriant foliage reminds one that this is a home intended to harmonise with its surroundings.

The exposed brick, high cathedral ceilings, bamboo flooring provide a sense of deja-vu. The main living area, with a gas fireplace, opens up to this incredibly large north-facing deck overlooking the bush, allowing you to entertain in privacy or enjoy your peace.

Modern comforts are aplenty - the huge granite kitchen island with Miele appliances is an example. With 3 spacious bedrooms (with the master bedroom opening up the deck) and an additional lounge on the upper level, this is perfect for a family to live harmoniously on one level.

For those looking for separation, the lower level, enshrouded by trees, allows you to immerse in birdsong. With a 4th bedroom and a large lounge, opening up to a deck, a bathroom and a studio/gym on this level with separate access, you are free to explore the immense possibilities. A yoga or art studio perhaps?

The essence of this property is its surrounding private native bush, significantly protected from development and neighbours. In today's world, the enjoyment of complete privacy, tranquility and solitude in the heart of the city is a priceless privilege reserved for a few. This property's value can only skyrocket, as more sites get subdivided into smaller parcels.

With 1531sqm of freehold land to explore and turn into your playground, experience this once-in-a-lifetime home for yourself.