40 Whitaker Street Otumoetai, Tauranga City

Imagine waking up to this every morning.

The Port, The Harbour, and Mount Maunganui all laid out in front of you.

40 Whitaker Street is a beautifully elevated brick home, privately tucked away on a rear section in the ever-popular Pillans Point.

This is the kind of home where you can grab your coffee, step onto the balcony, take a moment, and actually enjoy where you live before the day begins.

Upstairs is light, modern and beautifully connected, with the lounge opening straight onto that sunny north-east facing balcony. The spacious open-plan dining area with terrace access flows effortlessly through to a striking black-and-white kitchen, finished with quality appliances, including a six-burner gas hob, dishwasher and a deep butler sink.

And those views continue through the accommodation, with three generous double bedrooms upstairs, including a master bedroom positioned to take full advantage of that outlook. A bathroom, complete with a separate vanity area making those busy mornings that little bit easier.

Downstairs, additional living zone with a fourth bedroom, rumpus or family room, second bathroom and laundry.

Teenagers? Guests? Working from home? Extended family?

You've got options.

Outside, you have approximately 948sqm of established gardens, fenced lawns and productive veggie beds.There's plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, entertain, let the kids or dogs run around and create your own slice of paradise.

And for the practical side - internal-access double garaging, off-street parking, plenty of storage, plus additional space for a workshop or home gym.

You're positioned in the sought-after Pillans Point School zone, while being just minutes from the city, cafes, shops, golf course and beautiful harbour walkways.

So when you bring it all together - the views, the home, the space, the flexibility and the location - Life looks better from 40 Whitaker Street.

Early settlement available.
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