5/62 Antigua Street Addington, Christchurch City

The Vendor's instructions are clear - This must be sold!

This is the vendor's absolute best effort to sell, and they are ready to meet the market under the hammer. 5/62 Antigua Street, Addington offers total freehold freedom with zero body corporate fees. Rent room-by-room, ideal for students or young professionals, or let flatmates cover your mortgage. Collect instant rent from the current tenants or take possession of your asset.
The seller has drawn the line. Bring your bid, take your shot, and secure it on auction day.

Property highlights:

• Three ensuite bedrooms: 3 generous double bedrooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom; the ultimate flatmate setup and per-room rental income with total privacy and no bathroom arguments.
• Rental appraisal sits at $670 - $720
• Prime student & young professional location: a short walk or cycle to Ara, Hagley Park, Parakiore Recreation Centre & One NZ Stadium, plus central-city bars, cafes, and restaurants.
• Sunny, modern living: open-plan living area flowing to a sunny north-facing balcony for excellent light and airflow.
• Secure internal-access single garage: safe parking and extra storage on the city fringe.
• Excellent transport links: cycle lanes and bus stops directly outside for effortless commuting.
• Post-quake build: peace of mind with no EQC headaches or deeds of assignment to worry about.
• Low-maintenance living: dual heat pumps, separate laundry, and a private fenced backyard.

Get in touch today to arrange a viewing!

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Auction: To be held from 6:00 pm, Thursday 22nd October 2026 (unless sold prior) at Ray White Auction Rooms, Level 2, 110 Wrights Road, Addington, Christchurch

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