166 Opawa Road Hillsborough, Christchurch City

Deadline Sale Closing: Wednesday 11th Feb 2026 @3pm (unless sold prior).

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Set on an impressive 759m2 freehold section, 166 Opawa Road is a well-presented family home that offers immediate comfort, character, and scope to personalise. The large section creates the perfect space for children and pets to play, and relaxed outdoor living area for hosting summer BBQs on the sunny deck.

Inside, the home features a large living room area, three generously sized bedrooms include a master with walk-in wardrobe, an a small study 'nook'.
Find comfort all year around with a ducted Fujitsu heat pump and air conditioning system, insulation, partial double glazing and sun filled rooms. Modern lighting adds to the convenience, whilst the home retains the charm of the original 1940s timber detail.
The renovated kitchen flows out to a deck and spacious backyard, while the modern laundry, bathroom, and additional separate powder room/guest toilet make it perfect for a busy lifestyle.

Property features include:

• Freehold 759m2 section
• Three generous bedrooms, including master with walk-in wardrobe
• Completely renovated kitchen and bathroom
• Additional separate powder room/guest toilet
• Ducted heating and cooling (Fujitsu Airstage)
• Freshly painted with Resene exterior paints
• Family-sized backyard with established fruit trees and raised planters

Located in the popular suburb of Hillsborough, Opawa Road offers convenience with an easy commute to the city by car, bus, or bike. And in the other direction you are in close proximity to The Tannery, Rapaki track, and the Adventure Park for the best of both worlds.

Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from third parties, including Core Logic / Property Smarts/ Land Information New Zealand / Regional Councils / CERA, owners, and other sources, and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate, and boundary lines are indicative only.