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ID#579610
32 Peverill Crescent,
Papatoetoe
Manukau
PBN
2
2
1
122m²
(1,313.2 sq.ft.)
proudly marketed by
Susan and Brett Dyson
Bayleys Real Estate Limited Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)
Weatherboard, rumpus, two bathrooms, mid $700's
Perfect opportunity to secure this great property in the heart of Papatoetoe. This light and bright home 122sqm (more or less) is positioned to capture the sun and enjoy the elevated outlook over Malaspina Reserve and beyond.
The home features a combined lounge and dining area with a heat pump and French door access to a small deck, a generously sized modernised kitchen, and a lovely sunroom for relaxation or reading a good book. There are two double sized bedrooms, both with good wardrobe space, one benefits from an ensuite bathroom and the other having French door access to the covered front deck. A good balance of timber floors and carpeted areas compliment the home, and there is also a modern-styled family bathroom plus a separate toilet.
Downstairs we find a large rumpus room that could easily double as a second living or home office, and a handy utility room for extra storage. A ranch slider off the rumpus room gives access to the fenced rear yard and a larger sized deck, great for entertaining once the weather improves. There is a single car garage with combined laundry and one off street car park.
The property is located very close to the local school, Papatoetoe Shops, Middlemore Hospital, and the train station, with motorway access also in close proximity. The no exit street is also a bonus . The low maintenance lawns and gardens wont soak up to much precious time off, and there is even enough room perhaps for a trampoline or for the children or pets to play.
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Susan and Brett Dyson
Bayleys Real Estate Limited Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson (REAA 2008), Member of the REINZ
Husband and wife real estate duo, Brett and Susan Dyson, combine unique and complementary skills to bring unbeatable service to South Auckland vendors.
An award-winning sales agent of seven years, Susan’s banking background assists with negotiating skills and pre-listing advice.
Brett has been an award-winning property manager. With his knowledge of property legislation and the trades side of the industry, he ably assists vendors with best-practice home preparation and provides simple solutions to maintenance issues.
For both Brett and Susan, excellent communication is key. Particularly, Susan’s volunteer work with the South Auckland Hospice makes her especially appreciative of good support and both are committed to providing a stress-free service, valuable guidance - and to keeping your best interests at heart.
South Auckland locals, Brett and Susan dominate the South Auckland residential market as sales agents. They are constantly watching local property prices and, due to their successful selling record, understand where properties sit in the price range, as well as the best method of sale to get results. 99% of their business is by referral and repeat business from vendors or purchasers delighted by their exceptional service.
Brett and Susan welcome a diversity of clients. From high-end homes to those that provide a challenge, they are never scared to roll up their sleeves and get stuck in.
For work life balance, Brett and Susan’s many shared interests include attending and participating in car events - Susan is an award-winning drag racer, and Brett painstakingly builds prize-winning show cars. They believe that when you do something you enjoy, it makes things effortless, and this is certainly the case with real estate.
For an effortless result from two people who love what they do, call Brett and Susan now.
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John Gin - South AK
Auckland South/East
ID#579610
32 Peverill Crescent,
Papatoetoe
Manukau
PBN
proudly marketed by
Susan and Brett Dyson
Bayleys Real Estate Limited Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)