17 Asquith Terrace Brooklyn, Wellington City

Discover a one of a kind, seldom found Wellington treasure, a beautifully proportioned, circa 1900 residence that has been a cherished family jewel for over 50 years.

Elevated on the edge of the Wellington Town Belt, sheltered, and privately tucked off the road, this incomparable home enjoys spectacular views across the city and harbour, creating an immediate sense of calm, wonder, and inspiration. Kaka and tui visit and sing among the native trees, adding to the magic of this special setting.

Step inside the formal entry and feel the warmth of naturally bright, generous spaces. The expansive open plan living area provides spectacular city views and flows seamlessly to an impressive wrap around sunny deck plus there is a sun-soaked courtyard, perfect for year around relaxing, unwinding, entertaining, or simply putting your feet up. With double glazing, gas cooking, heat pump, and ventilation system, comfort is thoughtfully woven into every corner.

Five well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a versatile bonus room ideal as a rumpus room offer flexibility for families of all shapes and stages. Built ins and plentiful storage ensure everything has its place. With two levels and a spacious balanced floor plan, there's room for everyone to settle in and enjoy a lifestyle that feels both roomy and grounded.

Outside, the leafy gardens create a peaceful sheltered environment where children can explore, and adults can enjoy the day. A shed and a single garage add practicality. From here, you're handy to Newtown, the hospital, the city, Brooklyn's shops, and theatre, and zoned for Wellington College and Wellington Girls'. Walking tracks into the city begin almost at your doorstep.

This is a flexible lifestyle home offering quality of life, serenity, and a sense of belonging that's rarely available and even more rarely repeated.

To experience this incomparable property for yourself, contact Halina today to arrange your private viewing.

BEO $1.42m - Open Home note: We recommend parking on Dorking Road or Coolidge Street