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390 Aberdeen Road, Gisborne

Gisborne District

Negotiation

  • 5
  • 3
  • 1
  • 340m²
  • 1,012 m²
  • House
  • 1 Lounge
  • 1 Study / office
  • 1 Family room
  • Separate toilet
  • Rumpus room
  • 1 Garage
  • 1 Carport
  • Pool
  • Heat pump
Fencing
Fully fenced
Views
Urban, Park
Roof
Long run, Iron
Hot water
Electric
Water supply
Town, Bore
Sewage
City

Serious space, endless options

If space and flexibility are what you need, this one delivers both in a big way.

Positioned on Aberdeen Road, directly opposite the Botanical Gardens, this substantial 390sqm split-level home offers a scale and versatility that is increasingly difficult to find so close to the city.

For large families, blended households or multi-generational living, the layout really comes into its own. Multiple living areas allow everyone to spread out, with natural separation between different parts of the home and plenty of room to come together when you want to.

Downstairs adds another dimension altogether. With its own external access, living area, bedroom and bathroom, this part of the home can be separated from the main household, creating exciting possibilities for extended family, independent teenagers, guests or potential short-term accommodation such as Airbnb.

There's plenty here to enjoy as it stands, but equally, plenty of scope to add your own touches over time. Modernise, reconfigure or enhance things at your own pace, with the sheer size of the home giving you an enormous amount to work with.

Generous off-street parking is another real asset, with secure access down one side of the home providing plenty of room for trailers, caravans and the extra toys. An additional shed takes care of the bigger gear, while the impressive amount of internal storage throughout the home means there's genuinely a place for everything.

Whether you need room for one big family, two generations under one roof, or want to explore the income potential the layout could provide, there is serious scope here.

Bring the family, bring the ideas and make it your own.

Every sale and rating valuation published for this property, and when it was on the market, newest first. No sale on record yet.

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ON
9 Sep 2026
On the market
Negotiation
Listed for sale
Ray White GisborneTom Harbott, Scott Hannah

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Property data

  • Land area1,016 m²
  • Property categoryUse not published
  • CouncilGisborne District
  • Valuation #8560-800

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Title and land

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  • Title numberGS2B/456
  • Title typeFreehold
  • Legal descriptionLot 4 Deposited Plan 1388
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About Gisborne

Gisborne District
1,275
Properties on the rating roll
1 Aug 2023
Last council revaluation

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