18 St Davids Street Lyttelton, Christchurch City

Canterbury's architectural treasures were an endangered species long before the recent seismic disruptions. The consequential aftermath resulted in such a reduction of those diminished stocks that those with an interest in these heirlooms of early Canterbury's early European history could no longer contemplate them as a viable housing option.
Lyttelton's position as the primary residential area of the first colonial settlers resulted in some of the province's most attractive examples of housing in the mid 19th century.
Those values have been exemplified in a remarkable way in this gorgeous home. Overtones of French colonial styling combine with beautiful native timber and beautifully crafted joinery to leave you in no doubt that this should be categorised as a very rare classic of the Victorian era.
Prospective purchasers are strongly advised that it is critical that they register their interest as this keynote property is for definite sale and may be sold at any time.