26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson

26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy
  • 40+
  • 3D

Embracing Tranquillity at the Estuary's Edge

26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

2

Floor area

256m2

Land area

1490m2

Property Sold

Last update a year ago

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  • About this sold property

    Welcome to an exceptional coastal living experience - a vast 1490m2 waterfront property in the heart of sought-after Mapua village.

    The estuary views are nothing short of mesmerising, stretching across the Waimea Inlet. A lockable gate provides seamless access to the water, beckoning you to launch a kayak and explore the waters leading to Rabbit Island. A leisurely stroll leads to the lively cafes and bars at Mapua Wharf, while a charming walk past the camping ground unveils the breathtaking beauty of Ruby Bay.

    Originally crafted in the 1920s, this classic bungalow underwent a majestic transformation in 2020, a meticulous blend of preservation and innovation. The resulting 256m2 home is a spellbinding masterpiece with rimu timber joinery. The interior unfolds into a spacious open-plan living room, a dining area, and an award-winning kitchen adorned with Smeg and Miele appliances and a butler's pantry.

    The master bedroom is a serene haven that unveils captivating estuary views, complete with an ensuite and a walk-in wardrobe. Meanwhile, at the opposite end of the house, there are three additional oversized double bedrooms. A touch of opulence awaits in the substantial guest bathroom, boasting underfloor heating and a huge tiled shower, perfectly complemented by a stylish separate toilet for added convenience.

    Designed to embrace natural light and estuary views, the house enjoys all-day sun and features floor-level double-glazed windows, glass doors, and charming multi-paned windows that seamlessly connect the indoors with the outdoors. French doors in the living room and master bedroom open onto wrap-around decks, creating an irresistible flow and providing a spacious ambiance for unparalleled indoor/outdoor living.

    Other notable features include ducted heating, rain-sensing skylights, and a versatile 4th bedroom with a study nook doubling as a second family room. This property blends coastal flair with classic allure and modern indulgence.

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    Key selling points

    • 256m2
    • 2 car garages
    26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy
    • 40+
    • 3D
    26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy
    26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy
    26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy
    26 Toru Street, Mapua, Tasman, Nelson | Tall Poppy

    About this property

    Water Supply

    Town Connection

    Sewage

    Mains

    Internet Type

    Fibre

    Property Views

    Estuary

    Contour

    Flat

    Fencing

    Full

    Gas

    Bottles

    Foundations

    Concrete Piles, Timber Piles, Concrete Slab

    Joinery

    Timber

    IV

    $590,000

    LV

    $710,000

    Rateable Value (RV)

    $1,300,000

    Rates

    $5,849.95

    Items Included In the Sale
    • Fixed floor coverings
    • Light fittings
    • Rangehood
    • Wall oven
    • Dishwasher
    • Smoke detector(s)
    • Heated towel rail(s)
    • Heat pump(s)
    • Garden Shed
    • Bathroom Extractor Fan
    • Induction Cooktop
    • Auto Door Opener + remotes (X1)
    • Clothesline
    • Gas Califont
    • Laundry tub
    • Letterbox
    • Security lights
    • TV aerial
    • Window treatments
    • Rain senssensing opening skylights x3
    • Underfloor heating (in guests bathroom)
    • Skateboard Ramp
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