13 Bernora Crescent, Bombay
Auckland
$1,889,000
- 4
- 2
- 7
- 2,538 m²
- Lifestyle
- 1 Lounge
- 1 Family room
- Separate laundry
- 3 Garage
- 4 Off-street parks
Everything is XL - Views, Section, Kitchen & Living
Vendors have purchased, must sell - moving trucks are ready!
Just three minutes to the motorway for effortless commuting and in zone for the sought-after Bombay School, this location underpins both lifestyle and long-term value. Positioned within a tightly held, premium enclave, 13 Bernora Crescent combines elevated views, privacy and convenience.
Key features:
• Premium enclave of established homes with sweeping views toward Auckland, the Manukau and out to Port Waikato. • Only 3 minutes to the motorway for easy north and south commuting. • Scope for a swimming pool subject to council consent. • Zoned for sought-after Bombay School (Decile 9). • Light-filled open-plan living with over 3m stud height. • 348m² (approx.) of well-designed home offering scale and flexibility. • 2,538m² (more or less) of easy-care grounds. • Contemporary kitchen with large island, ideal for entertaining. • Four bedrooms + two living areas, perfect for families or working from home. • Expansive deck with pizza hut and woodfired oven for outdoor entertaining. • Solar power system for efficiency and long-term savings. • Three-car garaging plus workshop space. • A plethora of fruit trees and raised vegetable gardens offering seasonal abundance and a true garden-to-table lifestyle.
With the nearby Drury growth corridor and major infrastructure investment underway, this is a location positioned for the future and appealing to families and returning expats alike.
Homes of this calibre, offering scale, lifestyle and connectivity, are tightly held. Get in touch today to arrange your private viewing or join us at the next open home.
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Property data
- Land area2,538 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilAuckland
- Valuation #03740-00000046654
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Title and land
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- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionLot 40 Deposited Plan 482091
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