Give Sunday Lunch a Better Address

Your weekends could have a little more of everything: room around the table, a quiet corner to retreat to and a garden worth getting out into. Set on 607m² at 32 Malone Crescent in Richmond’s Berryfields neighbourhood, this single-level brick home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a generous 197m² floor area. Established trees lend character to the neatly kept front lawn.

The kitchen and dining area is made for company, with a broad island, breakfast seating, plenty of cabinetry and a separate pantry with open shelving. An adjoining family sitting area keeps conversation going while dinner comes together, while the separate living room, with its bay window, is ready for slower evenings. Sliding doors lead out to the patio, bringing an easy indoor-outdoor flow. A fitted study nook adds a handy spot for working from home.

Down the hallway, the primary bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and sliding doors to the garden. Two further carpeted bedrooms offer comfortable accommodation, served by a family bathroom with a separate bath and shower. A dedicated storage room is another thoughtful addition, keeping linen and everyday extras neatly tucked away.

Outside, the covered patio, complete with roof skylights, gives you a sheltered place for long lunches whatever the weather is doing. The fenced backyard has a lovely sweep of lawn for outdoor games, established planting, raised vegetable beds and a garden shed. There’s also an internal-access double garage, with two additional off-street parks and a broad driveway for easy arrivals.

Berryfields Crossing’s eateries and Silky Otter cinema, along with Central Park and the Great Taste Trail, bring plenty to the neighbourhood, while Richmond Mall, Waimea College and the Richmond Aquatic Centre are within easy reach. If this sounds like your kind of everyday, get in touch with Glen Thompson and come see it for yourself.