16 Belhaven Avenue

Held by the one owner since new, 16 Belhaven Avenue is a substantial family home offering space, warmth, and flexibility, clearly designed for long-term living. Set on a quiet corner block, the gardens are a defining feature of the property. Rich in colour and established planting, they create privacy and a calm, settled feel. Importantly, the garden has been designed to be low maintenance, supported by a computerised irrigation system that removes the need for manual watering. There is no hose to manage, only the enjoyment of walking through the garden and light trimming as required, making it approachable even for those who do not consider themselves gardeners. Built in 1963, the home retains deep timber tones, warm colour palettes, and generous proportions that feel comfortable and considered. The kitchen and lounge are framed by expansive glass sight lines over the surrounding gardens, creating a strong connection between inside and out. An atrium oriented toward the water further enhances this relationship, allowing the home to feel immersed in its natural surroundings throughout the year. Family functionality has been carefully considered, with the main bathroom thoughtfully divided into three separate compartments, allowing multiple people to use the amenities simultaneously. From the street, access is via a double carport, with level entry through to all primary living areas and bedrooms, supporting ease of day-to-day living. Downstairs, a separate office or studio space is complemented by a workshop and offers real scope for independent living for a family member, guest accommodation, or potential additional income in the future, subject to use. The second driveway access to downstairs offers secure and enclosed space to accomodate parking larger items such as a boat or caravan. This is a home that has grown with one family and is ready to do so again. With balance of character, practicality, and connection to the surroundings, 16 Belhaven Avenue is a special offering that rewards long-term ownership.