Bay Harbour: August 03, 2022

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2022
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PROBUS MEMBERS WIN COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS
Prominent local residents Mick Hannifin and Alisdair Hutchison were presented with
community service awards by the Waikura Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board at
the Christchurch Netball Centre on July 27.
Since 2015 Mick has been a Pathway mentor for men incarcerated in prison, supporting their
re-entry into the community.
Mick has helped with the Pathway Bike Project, an initiative that sees prisoners gain skills in
refurbishing bikes saved from the scrap heap. The bikes are passed to released prisoners so
they can get to essential appointments such as Probation and job interviews.
He attends events in prison, plays board games and chats with the men, allowing them to feel
that they are part of the community and reduce their feeling of shame and isolation. He also
helps newly released prisoners to learn bowls.
OUCH!: Max Thomas shows the commitment Sumner will need as they try to make it three colts’ championships in
a row on Saturday.
PHOTO: TONY BRUNT PHOTOGRAPHY
• By Fin Ocheduszko
Brown
A HALFTIME “chat” proved to
be the catalyst which propelled
unbeaten Sumner into the
final of the Metropolitan Colts
competition.
Sumner brushed aside High
School Old Boys 36-8 to set up
a rematch of last year’s final
against Marist Albion, and set
its sights on a third consecutive
title.
The match against HSOB
was switched from St Leonard
Square to McCormacks Bay,
but that proved no obstacle in a
clinical mauling.
• Turn to page 7
Removal
of passing
bays raises
safety
concerns
• By Tina Grumball
CONCERNS HAVE been raised
about the safety of Dyers Pass Rd
once the major roadworks under
way are finished.
Safety has not been taken into
account by the city council, a
Governor’s Bay resident has said.
Reuben
Miller had
contacted the
city council
and engineering
company
responsible
daily, but had
received little
information
as to why they
Reuben
Miller
were removing passing areas.
“I still have one answer from
the engineers . . . as to why, and
they said that it is safer having
consistent road widths than
having pull-over areas,” he
said.
These passing bays were
used by the copious amount of
cyclists Miller saw on the road
every day and without them,
cars were passing on blind corners.
• Turn to page 5
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Sunday, beginning at 10am,
as part of its continuing
community revegetation
and biodiversity
enhancement project.
The event is part of
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between the community,
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the Orton Bradley Park
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supported by The Breeze
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will be about 5000 plants
needing to go into
the ground.
This will help increase
biodiversity, regenerating
the landscape and
providing future homes to
the birds and insects that
are struggling.
Park on the driveway by
the signs that will be out on
the day to guide you to the
areas for planting.
treasures from the past
Meet at the schoolhouse
(bright red building) at
10am with a shovel, gloves
and gumboots. Bring the
kids (and their bikes).
Entry to the park is free for
volunteers.
Afterwards, make the
most of the area before
many of the tracks close in
August for lambing.
The big snows
Motivated by last week’s disruptive weather, Te Uaka Lyttelton Museum
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Wednesday August 3 2022 Bay Harbour News
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
NEWS 3
Oh pHyzi, you make dishes lots of fun
SIX HIGH school students have
developed a business aimed at
making chores fun for kids.
Te Aratai College students are
participating in the Young
Enterprise Scheme programme,
which teaches
teenagers practical skills
to run a business.
Manisha Baines,
Skyla Waller, Fabian
Kazakos-Gardner, Charlotte
Huddlestone, Josh
O’Connor and Sarah
Nisha are the students
behind what is called
pHyzi.
The team have
prototyped,
produced and are
selling colourful
fizzy bombs that
can be used to
wash dishes.
Chief executive
Manisha Baines
said the
group was
inspired to
develop the
product
after seeing
young
children
becoming
frustrated
and bored
with household
chores.
Said marketing director
Fabian Kazakos-Gardner: “We
thought about how we could
help and being keen on science
came up with the idea of
colourful fizzy dish tablets
that work like bath bombs.”
The team spent hours
prototyping their recipe,
including spending time
with mentor Clarke
Williams at the recently
opened YMCA 4C Centre,
a technology centre
for young people
to experiment with
equipment such as
3D printers.
Williams said
the students came
in full of ideas and
worked hard to
make their product
a reality.
“Thanks to
their hard
work and
enthusiasm
they have
been able
to use
technology,
including
3D printers
to design
moulds
for the
TEAM EFFORT: Josh O’Connor (left), Fabian Kazakos-Gardner, Manisha Baines, Skyla
Waller, Sarah Nisha and Charlotte Huddlestone.
dish tablets and vector design
software to design their logo and
product, ensuring it is authentic
and of a high standard.”
Production director Skyla
Waller said the feedback they’ve
received from customers and the
business community has been
“amazing”.
“We have had local businesses
wanting to help and local
MPs give us positive feedback,
validating our idea,” she said.
The Little Bone Broth
Company co-owner Alex
Watson loved the idea so much
he donated jars for packaging to
support the students.
“I love seeing creative young
people being bold and giving
business a go, so when we saw
this amazing idea we were only
too happy to help,” Watson said.
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Wednesday August 3 2022 Bay Harbour News
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Insufficient consultation claimed
• From page 1
The second stage of the $3.4
million project to widen the road
and install more safety barriers
began on July 10.
But Miller said there was insufficient
consultation done with the
community who use it.
The city council held a drop-in
session three days earlier, where
several people expressed concern
about the amount of notification
prior to works commencing,
head of transport Lynette Ellis
said.
However, Miller noted “they
didn’t actually bring any plans
so they couldn’t actually tell me
what they were going to do.”
Ellis said there was no opportunity
for community influence
on design for the Dyers Pass
Rd guardrails project as it was
constrained by the “confined
terrain.”
The community had the opportunity
to make submissions
earlier this year as part of Annual
and Long Term Plan processes,
she said.
Said Miller: “I drive over this
hill twice a day, sometimes three
or four times . . . and you’d
think they’d be happy to talk to
someone that actually does that
regularly, and we know where
people pull over.”
An engineer himself, he did not
understand how removing these
USEFUL: The passing bay that will be removed on Dyers Pass Rd.
areas made the road any safer.
Ellis said the works would add
about 1200 sq m of sealed road
shoulder and current locations
where vehicles pulled over
informally would be removed,
while other locations would
remain.
The safety of all road users had
been considered in the design
process, she said.
“There was opportunity
provided, where site constraints
• HAVE YOUR SAY: What
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allowed, for cyclists to pull over”.
Cycling advocacy group Spokes
Canterbury chairman, Don
Babe, said that “often when they
say they’re going to make things
safer, that’s usually for users of
motor vehicles”.
Having a narrower road, with
no pull-over areas on one side
and safety barriers on the other,
meant there was nowhere for a
cyclist to go if a car was too close
or out of control.
Babe noted he had heard some
complaints about the road from
cyclists he knew.
The roadworks are expected to
be in place until December.
NEWS 5
Library
hold fees
dropped
A BARRIER to accessing the
full Christchurch City Libraries
collection for those living on
Banks Peninsula has been
removed.
As part of this year’s Annual
Plan process, councillors approved
dropping library hold fees
for residents permanently living
on the peninsula using Akaroa
and Little River libraries.
“We had feedback from people
living in the remote communities
that they haven’t been able to
access all of the items they really
wanted to,” city council head of
libraries and information Carolyn
Robertson said.
“That’s because the $3 per item
hold cost can quickly add up if
you wanted to request more than
one book and they can’t just jump
in their car, hop on the bus, bike
or walk to another library as easily
as those who live in the city.”
Charges for holds at Little
River and Akaroa libraries
were removed from July 1. This
coincides with hold fees for city
residents being dropped from $3
to $2.
In March, library fines were
also dropped, and historical fines
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Let’s use water
like we oughta
Christchurch and Banks Peninsula households
that regularly use much more water than
average will pay extra for their water supply
from October.
Most households are using less than 700 litres of water a day and won’t be charged.
Thanks for using water like you oughta!
A fairer way to manage our city’s water supply
We don’t charge ratepayers for water itself. We charge for delivering it
– through our network of pipes, pumps and other infrastructure.
When the district’s water use doubles over summer, the cost of
delivering water goes up significantly too. That increase in demand
isn’t spread evenly, with most of the increase due to a small
proportion of households.
When demand on our water supply network is at its peak we’re at risk
of not being able to supply enough water to properties, which could
have serious impacts on public health, and our ability to fight fires.
If everyone uses water like we oughta, we won’t need to spend as
much money expanding our water supply network, and it will also
improve the sustainability of our city’s water supply, which helps us
achieve our climate change goals.
Seek the leak and reduce your use
You can use our Water Reporter online tool to find out how much
water your household uses before charges come into effect in
October 2022 – visit ccc.govt.nz/WaterReporter
If your household is using a lot of water there might be a leak on
your property. You have time to find the leak and get it fixed.
Our website tells you about how to read your water meter, check for
leaks and reduce your water use*.
*Some properties’ water use is not recorded on the Water Reporter.
This includes: properties with a shared water meter, properties
that haven’t had their water meter read and properties without
a water meter.
How the new rate will work
The new rate will apply to any household that uses, on average,
more than 700 litres a day. We’ll read your water meter roughly
every 90 days, and for every 1000 extra litres you use during that
period, you’ll pay $1.35.
We know there are some reasons households might have high water
use. If any of these circumstances apply, you might be eligible for
a remission:
Unexpected high use due to a leak – if you can show the leak
was repaired promptly.
Personal circumstances such as medical conditions.
Families with nine members or more who are using water
responsibly.
High water users can expect to receive their first bill between January
and March 2023.
What does this mean for tenants and landlords?
The property owner, or the person who receives the property’s rates
bill, will also receive the excess water supply bill. The landlord must
pay the bill and can then ask the tenant to reimburse them.
If high water use is due to a leak, it’s the owner’s responsibility to get
it fixed and apply for a remission.
Landlords should let their tenants know they have a responsibility to
be good water users and will need to pay for excess water use.
Know and reduce your water use
ccc.govt.nz/WaterReporter

• From page 1
But it wasn’t plain sailing for
Sumner in the first half as they
struggled to break HSOB tough
defence, leading 10-8 at the
break.
Coach Ben Gorst said
HSOB’s “stoic defence” was a big
factor in the tightly contested
first half.
Fullback Jack Forrest said
Sumner didn’t help themselves.
“We put ourselves under
unnecessary pressure,” he said.
Sumner’s first points came
from silky handling of the greasy
ball to set up winger Max Thomas
in the corner before his wing
partner, Will Chunn, had the opportunity
to showcase his electric
speed in the opposite corner just
several moments later.
Gorst and Forrest said the
turning point came during the
half-time break, where the side
were questioned if they had the
‘‘desire to win” and were asked
“who wants it more”.
Quickfire tries in the second
half from hooker Conner Newton
and flanker Mitch Shaw
set the tone from the get-go.
While Newton displayed raw
strength for his try, intelligent
passing allowed flanker Shaw to
demonstrate a clean pair of heels
down the sideline for another
five-pointer.
The energy was further lifted
when Newton crossed for his
second via a rolling maul, which
makes it his second brace of
tries within the last two games.
The final stamp came from
the prolific prop Jack Jones,
burrowing over from close range
and knocking his tally up to 17
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Community work rewarded
HONOURED: Mick
Hannifin (left) and Alisdair
Hutchinson after receiving
their community service
awards.
Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust,
Kaikoura Marine Guardians,
Christchurch Coastal Pathway,
New Zealand Coastal Society,
and Ōpāwaho Heathcote River
Network.
His contribution to his community
is evident in the reports
written, submissions presented,
consultations, meetings attended
and outcomes achieved in
partnership with the council on
behalf of the Sumner Community
Residents’ Association, which
have resulted in a much improved
post-earthquake Sumner.
The Probus club now has
five community service awards
through Hannifin, Hutchison,
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and with two awards) and Neil
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Prominent local residents Mick Hannifin and Alisdair Hutchison were presented with
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An ice skating rink is set up on the corner of Cashel and High Sts. Real snow has been transported to the Riverside Market car park.
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year.
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Treasures from the past:
The big snows
WITH THE record breaking
July rainfall over the past few
weeks, and a harbour turned
muddy brown from runoff,
the cold winter weather is at
the forefront of many people’s
minds.
Ōtautahi Christchurch has
been dealing with significant
flooding, especially along the
banks of the Ōtakaro Avon and
Ōpāwaho Heathcote rivers. Issues
in Ōhinehou Lyttelton and
the wider peninsula have been
more associated with the hilly
landscape, with a number of
damaging slips and crews hard
at work to clear the debris and
make several roads and some
houses safe.
At such a time, it seems fitting
to feature some wintery images
from our collection, depicting
previous significant weather
events. The first image was
taken during one of the heavy
snowfalls pre 1900; perhaps
these snow conditions are almost
preferable to the deluges of
recent weeks, although a frozen
harbour in July 1895 had to be
seen to be believed.
“Residents at Lyttelton were
greatly surprised yesterday
morning to find that the outer
harbour from Officers’ Point,
across to Ripa Island and Diamond
Harbour and up to Governor’s
Bay, was frozen over with
a sheet of ice fully half an inch
thick. The report was scarcely
credited at first, but seeing was
believing . . .” (https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/
CHP18950712.2.42.2)
There were significant snow
storms that affected Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour in
1862, 1895, 1896, 1901, 1918,
1945, 1992, 2006, 2010, 2011,
2012, 2013 and 2015. In the late
19th century snowfalls could
be deadly, especially in inland
Canterbury where stock losses
were high and a few farmers died
of exposure.
In Ōhinehou Lyttelton,
problems associated with big
snowfalls were usually to do
with slips, flooding, power outages
and business closures. Our
second image shows Lyttelton
Borough Council staff likely assessing
issues after ‘the big snow’
of 1945. Snow fell to a depth of
nearly half a metre from July
12-14th, interspersed with gale
force winds, causing extensive
disruption to power, telephone,
road and rail lines.
The view of snow on houses
looks south-east toward the
Timeball Station ridgeline – the
Timeball Station itself is just
visible above the dark stand of
trees. Possibly taken during the
snowstorm of late June/early July,
1918, gracious villas and smaller
cottages stand on large sections,
before the infill of housing of
more recent decades.
View of early
Lyttelton
and port
under snow,
pre 1900;
Lyttelton
Borough
Council staff
in the snow
1945
Te Ūaka
The Lyttelton
Museum
refs 14696.1
(far left) and
9850.1
View of snow on houses in
Lyttelton, c.1900
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Museum ref 14991.50
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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9
10 11 12
13
14
15 16
17 18
19
20 21 22
5/8
Across
1. Will malefactor having one with the law
make him come clean? (5)
4. The main course may be composed of
this (7)
8. Formerly, a wrist and heel combination (9)
9. Hotel Israel used to conceal priest (3)
10. Tied with Kent, Tod may be (7)
12. It is a blow to have it afoot (4)
14. A domestic who was turned out of
taverns (7)
17. Boat makes way back to land initially (4)
18. A Lakeland height West did ask about (7)
20. Dry or wet nonsense (3)
21. It is made on the side, so to speak (2-7)
23. Old shilling one making advance gave
one: not much! (7)
24. Give direction to a head of cattle (5)
Down
1. Big waves as dry as can be for places to
scrap machines (8,5)
2. Result of getting to push it around (6)
3. With zero potential, gun was produced (8)
4. Tackle the piste taking some risk initially (3)
5. The highest a primate can get before ten
(4)
6. No robe could be adapted for the fairy
king (6)
7. Is on Adam’s ale: it may be on tap, but it’s
potable (8,5)
11. Takes the plunge and finds a wealthy
man (5)
13. Vines Ron cultivates in the
neighbourhood (8)
15. Has wet version to cover one in bandages
(6)
16. Dad turns on cue maybe to bring it
forward in discussion (6)
19. I make an offer shortly in the same place
(4)
22. Knock up a state of equality (3)
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7
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16 17 18
19 20 21
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(6)
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23. Simply (6)
24. Restrict (5)
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Wednesday August 3 2022 Bay Harbour News 17
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18 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 3 2022
COASTAL AUCTION
s ERi E s
Hurst Seager Seaside Stunner
59 Clifton Terrace, Sumner
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 study, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, 2 car garaging
Artfully positioned in a private enclave on the sought-after lower slopes of Clifton Hill,
this classic Hurst seager home offers charm, character and a style of beachside living
that cannot be replicated. This prolific 20th-century architect knew exactly where to
position this home to take advantage of the best views, sun and shelter. Opportunity
abounds as the home sits on two titles of approx. 1700m 2 of enchanting hillside land.
Built in the classic Arts and Crafts style, a profound design in its day with central living
spaces positioned towards the view. From the moment you step inside the charm is
evident. The galley-style kitchen has sympathetic and period-appropriate cabinetry
with glorious skylights that make this a bright and useful space to use, while the
adjoining living room is replete with old world charm. The lounge has a beautifully
crafted high timber ceiling, lead lights, log burner, coastal aesthetic and a spacious
sun porch area with french doors that can be thrown open to embrace the vistas.
The views are so expansive and intimate you can sit with a cup of morning coffee and
hear the waves crash, and children play on the beach below, as though sumner beach
is yours alone. All three bedrooms have high ceilings, beautiful timber detailing and
share a well-sized classic family bathroom with stylish black and white tiling.
With good hill access, the driveway leads to a double garage (being sold as is) with an
attached studio well off of the main road.
Open Homes: Wednesday 12:30 - 1:00pm, saturday, sunday 11:00 - 11:30am
Auction: Coastal Auction series, Wednesday 24 August from 5:00pm,
sumner surf Life saving Club (unless sold prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30288
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 sales Consultants
2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
NEW LISTING!
Executive Hill Living
11a Inverness Lane, Redcliffs
3 bedrooms, 3 living, 1 study, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging
Balmoral Hill is one of the seaside suburbs’ best kept secrets, and this magnificent
three bedroom, two bathroom contemporary home presents an exceptional
proposition that maximises the sweeping panoramic views across the estuary to
the city and soaring southern Alps beyond. intelligently designed, the wraparound
kitchen has a crisp white coastal aesthetic, quality built-in appliances, and a cosy
breakfast bar that flows through to an open plan dining and living room that luxuriates
in the expansive vistas. Two further living spaces allow for truly flexible living and
make the home feel both generous and private. A large tiled deck presents the
perfect space for alfresco living and soaking up the views with space for a barbecue
and a gloriously sheltered aspect - this is hillside living at its best. All three bedrooms
are generously sized and have built-in storage, while the master bedroom is artfully
positioned with its own private balcony to embrace the outlook and has a generous
ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The attached internal access double garage provides
storage and off-street parking, while the easy care garden is a flat and sheltered nook
with a mature lemon tree and ample space for a landscaped hillside retreat. situated
within walking distance of McCormacks Bay and Redcliffs, and only a short distance to
the beach and city alike, this home is beautifully positioned for coastal living. Redcliffs
School is in zone and presents a great prospect for families looking for a secure
educational pathway. inspect today, this is a rare opportunity in a sought-after enclave.
Open Homes: saturday, sunday 12:30 - 1:00pm
Auction: Coastal Auction series, Wednesday 24 August from 5:00pm,
sumner surf Life saving Club (unless sold prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA25097
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 sales Consultants
2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
NEW LISTING!
Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008

Wednesday August 3 2022 Bay Harbour News 19
COASTAL AUCTION
series
Say ‘I Do’ to your Best Life on Bridle!
152 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging
superbly constructed in 2017, this architectural modern family home is nestled in the
sunny side of the quiet and tightly held Heathcote Valley. surrounded by mature trees
and lush plantings, this spectacular cedar clad abode sits on a generous 847m 2
(more or less), and boasts privacy, light-filled spaces, and ideal contemporary living.
Open plan living on the ground floor centres around the luxurious kitchen with large
walk-in pantry. Light filled dining and living spaces feature American Oak flooring,
while contemporary fixtures and a dual sided gas fire, make for cosy evenings. The
separate media room offers a relaxing escape within the home, whilst large glass
sliders take you out to spacious decking bathed in sunlight. All four bedrooms and
family bathroom are situated on the second floor, with the main suite offering
a generous walk-in robe and stylish ensuite. A stunning mezzanine work space
completes the upstairs design. A versatile separate studio (on an As is Where is
basis) sits at the rear of the property among the ferns, offering a creative retreat or
invigorating workout space.
Impeccably designed and faultlessly executed, this stunning property will attract
buyers with a taste for modern flair, active lifestyles and fine finishes. Heathcote Valley
boasts a lovely community feel, and enticing opportunities to secure architectural
excellence such as this, are seldom available. It’s time to live your best life!
Open Homes: Thursday, Saturday & Sunday 2:00 - 3:00pm
Auction: Coastal Auction Series, Wednesday 24 August from 5:00pm,
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club (unless sold prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30293
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
NEW LISTING!
Rod Cross
M. 021 763 763
E. rod.cross @raywhite.com
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
NEW LISTING!
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
What’s a big Mackworth?
67 Mackworth Street, Woolston
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car garaging
Make no mistake, our transferring vendor has issued clear instructions. Auction day is sale day! This is such a
good opportunity for you to jump into the market and secure this modern, easy-care low maintenance home
in a settled and established location. Offering outstanding indoor-outdoor flow from both the living area and
bedrooms, this home is perfect for first home buyers, investors and retirees. Light, bright and airy, and with
generous living areas absolutely aces everything you need.
2 bedrooms, internal access garaging and private, securely fenced courtyard for your summertime alfresco
experience. Local park and pool only minutes away.
What’s it worth? Auction day will set the price.
Ahmad Sultani
M. 021 104 7115
E. ahmad.sultani@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Saturday & Sunday 11:00am -12:00pm
Auction: Coastal Auction Series,
Wednesday 24 August from 5:00pm,
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club (unless sold prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30298
Contemporary Cottage With Soaring Views!
3 Pages Road, Lyttelton
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Ignore all previous price indications and expectations, my sellers are committed elsewhere and this property
needs to be sold. This is a fully insured property that is returning to the market with completed evidence of
works and a comprehensive Building Report.
This unique property is anchored on an elevated sunny sought-after position of Lyttelton, enjoying stunning
panoramic views of the harbour and hills. Sprawled across 2 levels, this generous home offers 3 good sized
bedrooms, modern bathroom, fabulous contemporary kitchen with gas cooking with an abundance of light
pouring through all the living spaces, nestle in for the winter nights and fire up the wood burner to set the
ambiance on those cold winter nights.Enjoy the good life unwinding on the deck, admiring the sublime views
over the water and rolling hillsides beyond. This unique, inviting property will attract all living dynamics
seeking a secluded, private setting with superb outdoor areas.
Yvette Wright
M. 020 4172 1510
E. yvette.wright@raywhite.com
Auction: Coastal Auction Series,
Wednesday 24 August from 5:00pm,
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30246
Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008

20 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 3 2022
Family Magic in the Bay
27 Basil Place, Mount Pleasant
4 bedrooms, 2 living, 2 bathrooms, 1 dining, 2 car garaging
Surrounded by beautifully landscaped and lovingly tended 969sqm approx grounds,
this classically styled home offers the ultimate opportunity for family living in the
desirable location of McCormacks Bay. From the moment you walk up the brick path
and through the grand entrance to the formal hall, the space and quality finish of this
well designed and exceptionally private property is immediately apparent. Open-plan
living and dining is catered to by the central kitchen complete with a butler’s sink,
superior oven, quality appliances and spacious granite benchtops, ideally suited for
the master chef. An adjoining formal dining with french doors out to the flat lawn
and a main lounge with its own gas fireplace offers separation and space with a view
out across the beautifully landscaped grounds. Generously sized and luxuriously
appointed, the master bedroom has a fabulous outlook and a clever Jack and Jill
ensuite. There are three more bedrooms, one with a vaulted ceiling and ample attic
storage. Both bathrooms have been beautifully renovated with classic black and white
styling. Practical needs have been catered to with a separate laundry, downstairs
bathroom and secure off-street parking alongside the internal access double garage,
while a pellet fire and double glazing ensure comfortable climate control. Enjoy
expansive grounds, the aspect providing sun, shelter, privacy and a slightly elevated
position to present magical valley views. Fully landscaped, complete with a pizza
oven in the rear courtyard, this is a home made for entertaining. In zone for Redcliffs
Primary and only a short walk to the coastal pathway, Redcliffs and the beach, with all
of the social amenities nearby, this is a perfect home for family living. A much loved
home by one owner for 27 years, the decision to downsize has been made and quick
possession is available for motivated purchasers.
FINAL WEEK!
Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday 1:30 - 2:00pm
Auction: Thursday 11 August from 11:00am, Level 2, 76 Hereford St (unless sold prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30283
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants
2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Ray White Ferrymead
Phone (03) 384 4179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com
rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)