16 Broadway, Picton
Marlborough District
$679,000
- 2
- 2
- 4
- 130m²
- 451 m²
- House
- 1 Garage
- 3 Off-street parks
Easy Living, Water Views, Walk to Town
Positioned in a quiet and highly convenient pocket of Picton, 16 Broadway is a home that makes everyday living easy. North-facing and capturing lovely views towards the marina and surrounding waterways, this very tidy property offers an appealing combination of comfort, convenience, and low-maintenance living.
Set across a single level, the home features two genuinely spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing plenty of room for guests, visitors or simply enjoying a little extra space.
The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates a welcoming central hub, with a fireplace adding warmth and ambience through the cooler months, while the outlook provides a lovely connection to the surrounding environment.
Outside, the low-maintenance section means there is more time to enjoy the lifestyle and less time spent maintaining the property. A small vegetable garden adds a practical touch, while the internal-access garage provides secure parking and includes additional space ideal for a workshop, hobbies, or storage.
There is also excellent off-street parking for up to three additional vehicles, including room for the boat - a real bonus in Picton.
Perhaps the biggest attraction is the location. Tucked away on a peaceful and private setting, yet only an easy walk to the supermarket, cafés, shops and all the amenities of central Picton, this is a location that delivers genuine convenience.
Very tidy, incredibly practical and exceptionally well located, 16 Broadway represents great buying at $679,000.
If you're looking for a home that's easy to own, easy to enjoy and close to everything Picton has to offer, this deserves your attention.
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Property data
- Land area451 m²
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilMarlborough District
- Valuation #20210-64700
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Title and land
Order a title record- Title numberMB3B/220
- Title typeFreehold
- Legal descriptionLot 1 Deposited Plan 5095
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