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Tucked away down a private driveway in the highly sought-after suburb of Opoho, 25A Warden Street presents an excellent opportunity for investors and families seeking space, privacy and convenience.
Built in the 1960s and constructed in dependable brick, the home offers a surprisingly generous and flexible floor plan. Currently configured as four well-proportioned bedrooms, there is also an additional bonus room that could be utilised in a wide variety of ways, whether as a home office, hobbies room, extra storage or another flexible space to suit your needs.
The spacious living room enjoys large windows that welcome excellent afternoon sun, while the separate kitchen is practical and functional. A family bathroom with a bath and a separate laundry complete the everyday essentials, while new carpet throughout gives the home a fresh feel.
Comfort is well catered for with a woodburner on wetback and a heat pump, supported by some double glazing. Original features add personality, including decorative ceilings and timber detailing, while there is still plenty of opportunity for future owners to add their own touches over time.
Currently operating as a successful rental property and returning an excellent $850 per week, the home represents an appealing investment opportunity. The current tenants are very happy here and enjoying all the property has to offer. Alternatively, its generous proportions and flexible layout make it a fabulous option for families wanting room for everyone.
Parking and storage are another real advantage, with excellent off-street parking, a single carport and a basement garage offering a huge amount of additional storage.
The location is incredibly convenient. You are only minutes down the hill to the North East Valley shopping centre, within easy walking distance of the University, town and the Botanic Garden, and surrounded by lovely green spaces and walking tracks. The hospital and central city are also within easy reach.
Private, practical and full of potential, 25A Warden Street offers space, flexibility and an excellent rental return in one of Dunedin's most sought-after suburbs.
Built in the 1960s and constructed in dependable brick, the home offers a surprisingly generous and flexible floor plan. Currently configured as four well-proportioned bedrooms, there is also an additional bonus room that could be utilised in a wide variety of ways, whether as a home office, hobbies room, extra storage or another flexible space to suit your needs.
The spacious living room enjoys large windows that welcome excellent afternoon sun, while the separate kitchen is practical and functional. A family bathroom with a bath and a separate laundry complete the everyday essentials, while new carpet throughout gives the home a fresh feel.
Comfort is well catered for with a woodburner on wetback and a heat pump, supported by some double glazing. Original features add personality, including decorative ceilings and timber detailing, while there is still plenty of opportunity for future owners to add their own touches over time.
Currently operating as a successful rental property and returning an excellent $850 per week, the home represents an appealing investment opportunity. The current tenants are very happy here and enjoying all the property has to offer. Alternatively, its generous proportions and flexible layout make it a fabulous option for families wanting room for everyone.
Parking and storage are another real advantage, with excellent off-street parking, a single carport and a basement garage offering a huge amount of additional storage.
The location is incredibly convenient. You are only minutes down the hill to the North East Valley shopping centre, within easy walking distance of the University, town and the Botanic Garden, and surrounded by lovely green spaces and walking tracks. The hospital and central city are also within easy reach.
Private, practical and full of potential, 25A Warden Street offers space, flexibility and an excellent rental return in one of Dunedin's most sought-after suburbs.


