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rethinking.space is involved in, and committed to, the Panmure area. We know the value of the location and the people in the community. You will likely have seen our current apartment development taking shape at 19 Dunn Road, and you may have even seen our stall at the Panmure Basin Family Fun Day!… View morerethinking.space is involved in, and committed to, the Panmure area. We know the value of the location and the people in the community. You will likely have seen our current apartment development taking shape at 19 Dunn Road, and you may have even seen our stall at the Panmure Basin Family Fun Day!
Our apartments are being built with a focus on affordability and sustainability, with unique innovations that ensure a healthier, more cost-effective home. They will be completed by end 2019 and only require a 10% deposit. 1 beds start at $455k & 2 beds at $559k.
Get in touch to organise a showroom viewing or to ask any questions you might have!
Email to: Christiana Ngawati - sales@rethinking.space
rethinking.space dedicated Sales Consultant
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1950's character home - 3 Bedroom on 653m2
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Nimisha Gupte: … View moreUpdate: Our winner generator could hardly handle such a huge interest! Thank you everyone for supporting Neighbours Day Aotearoa. Congratulations to the following winners:
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Pauline Dicker: South Dunedin
Lea Solomon: South Waikato District
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Solar power is proven to be extremely beneficial – not only for the environment but also financially. Build with Stonewood Homes today and … View moreSolar energy is derived from the sun’s radiation. The sun is a powerful energy source and this energy can be harnessed by installing solar panels.
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Controls on the movement of fruit and vegetables in the Auckland suburbs of Devonport and Ōtara have been lifted after no further fruit fly have been found there.
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Fantastic Family Home
This wonderfully private solid brick and tile style home is tucked away on Palmers road. The vendors have painted throughout and even the carpet and blinds are brand new.
This home has 4 bedrooms and is fit for all seasons. The master bedroom comes with en suite bathroom and… View moreFantastic Family Home
This wonderfully private solid brick and tile style home is tucked away on Palmers road. The vendors have painted throughout and even the carpet and blinds are brand new.
This home has 4 bedrooms and is fit for all seasons. The master bedroom comes with en suite bathroom and walk in wardrobe. The kitchen and dining are open plan. Rear section is very private which is ideal for family and friends. Fenced section is safe for kids and pets to run and play. Modern kitchen is fitted with quality appliances. Double internal garage is spacious.
The property is located at walking distances to schools, shops and is on bus route. It's close to Manukau Shopping centre, airport and easy access to motorway.
Great house, ideal location for a growing family, must view the property to get the homely feeling.
The owner's instructions are clear 'Sell'.
Call me now to view. You will be impressed."
Set Date of Sale: 4:00 pm Wednesday 10th April 2019(unless sold prior)
what is a set date of sale? (Deadline by private treaty).
A deadline sale or deadline private treaty is similar to the tender process. A property is offered for sale with no fixed price. Prospective purchasers are required to submit their offers by a deadline date. Unlike the tender process, vendors usually reserve the right to accept an offer and sell prior to the deadline.
Sitting proud at the end of R.O.W, this very sunny and spacious 3 beddie town house will grab your attention the moment you enter.
The kitchen is positioned to capture the morning sunshine while having the social aspect of open planned living. A double bedroom, bathroom, living and kitchen are in … View moreSitting proud at the end of R.O.W, this very sunny and spacious 3 beddie town house will grab your attention the moment you enter.
The kitchen is positioned to capture the morning sunshine while having the social aspect of open planned living. A double bedroom, bathroom, living and kitchen are in the downstairs areas. Both upstairs bedrooms are double with their own wardrobes; there is also storage space in the attic.
The single internal access garage is big enough for car and extra storage. The sun-soaked front yard is perfect for bbq's and entertaining.
Rarely do opportunities like this come around. If you choose to, roll up your sleeves and get stuck in. Add your value to this home.
A short stroll to Manurewa town centre, Te Mahia train station and Public transport, a short drive to southern motorway interchange, Westfield shopping centre, Auckland International Airport.
Vendors are very serious about selling, so this could be your lucky day to start out in your own home or add to your investment portfolio.
Don't wait call now, and avoid disappointment.
To be sold by public auction on 11th April 2019, in rooms at 66 Great South Rd, Papatoetoe, at 4:00 pm. (unless sold prior). Make sure you bring your cheque book as instructions are to sell!!
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