Auckland City Median PriceAuckland City Median Rent | A204/19 Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn | $589,000 listed in Jan 2013 | Rent $750pw in Oct 2020 | Apartment: 2 2 2 | Building size: 94 sqm | Agent: Bayleys Real Estate Ltd |
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Map | Street view | Nearby | Transport | Property Description: | Looking for the perfect pad to lock and and leave or simply a home without all the maintenance then look no further.
The cool factor just got hotter with this sleek and slick Grey Lynn apartment where the positives are doubled.
Two large bedrooms, two bathrooms, two secure carparks and two storage lockers - two is your lucky number.
The master bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom and boasts electronic aluminium window louvres allowing you to dictate light and privacy.
The second bedroom and bathroom are well-situated to ensure that when you have guests staying, personal space is maintained.
Neutral finishes enhance the clean lines of the apartment which has open-plan living and dining areas opening to a deck ripe for entertaining.
The Surrey apartment complex is a boutique development of 31 residences in the heart of vibrant Grey Lynn - one of Auckland's increasingly aspirational suburbs where properties are tightly-held and eagerly sought as the charms of the suburb escalate.
This apartment is your ticket to the Grey Lynn lifestyle.
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Grey Lynn is an inner residential suburb of Auckland City. It's located approximately three kilometres to the west of the city centre - nestled between Ponsonby, Westmere and Arch Hill.
Most of the houses were built in the 1880's - 1920's and very few have been replaced by new structures. Hence, Grey Lynn is reputably the largest concentration of wooden 19th century houses in the world. The renovation or gentrification process really began in the early 1990's and as a result, house prices and rents have risen significantly.
Grey Lynn is centred around Grey Lynn Park, which in 1914 was drained and levelled for playing fields - it was originally too steep and wet to build houses on. The park hosts the annual Grey Lynn Festival which attracts around 100,000 visitors in November each year. Williamson Ave and Crummer Rd are two of the major streets, with the Grey Lynn shops being located at the top of them. Western Grey Lynn has become very popular with families over the last 10 years. The West Lynn boutiques, cafes and restaurants on Richmond Rd and the nearby tree-lined streets give it a lovely neighbourly feel. | Property valuation from Government |
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