BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Presented for sale by
Steve Fejos Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
40
Karepa Street Brooklyn
For further information refer to: www.leaders.co.nz/44282 or www.open2view ID#220875
Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Introducing 40 Karepa St, Brooklyn
No 40, in very popular Karepa Street, is just waiting for new owners to unleash their creative juices and restore it to its former beauty. The brick house has great, solid bones! It is built on a large section which enjoys absolutely fabulous views over the city, harbour and out to Petone and Eastbourne. The view during the day, and at night with all the twinkling lights of the city, is quite breath-taking and the house enjoys fantastic all day sun which sets late in the day in the back garden. Built in the early 1900s the house is a good size at 110 m2. It features two very large bedrooms at the front, with fabulous views over the city, a separate living and kitchen/dining area plus a bathroom and two other single bedrooms.
Contact: M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or E stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Unleash your creative juices
High studs, gorgeous timber floors, lead lights, bay window, timber doors and windows - and picture rail are all reminders of the workmanship of yesteryear. There is easy access to the house via a concrete path over the sloping front lawn to the front door, with gorgeous lead light panels, and the spacious entrance area. At the rear of the house is an almost flat section that could be developed into garden or perhaps that promised vegetable garden. A separate structure at the back of the house could be developed into a hobby area, another bedroom or removed to open up into great indoor/outdoor flow. This would also open up the view across to the hills behind Brooklyn. The possibilities are endless!
Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Large bedrooms fit for a king!
A spacious entrance area provides access to the bedrooms and living room. The two main bedrooms are at the front of the house and the view from these rooms is fabulous! Both rooms feature gorgeous ceilings, stunning polished floors, lead light windows and enjoy fantastic morning sun. They have a sense of the elegance of the bygone era! Both main bedrooms have built in wardrobes. There is a smaller single bedroom next to the master bedroom that could also be perfect as perhaps a baby’s room or home office.
Contact: M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or E stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
The living room is at the heart of the house
The living room also has gorgeous, warm timber floors plus and a tiled fireplace. A large window allows plenty of natural light to flow in. Next to it is the compact kitchen which also contains the washing machine. There is a separate dining area and bathroom to the rear with a claw bath and basin. The fourth bedroom is off the dining room. Just let your imagination run wild!
Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Stunning warm timber floors throughout
Karepa Street is a great address, close to very popular Brooklyn amenities including several restaurants, Brooklyn School shops and the Penthouse Cinema. It is also just a 10 minute drive from the CBD or maybe get your exercise walking to work. Karepa Street is zoned for Wellington College. Don’t delay - this is your opportunity to add value to this property and show off your creative flair!
Contact: M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or E stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Stunning panoramic views
Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Title
Contact: M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or E stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Floor plan
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Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Property details Rateable Value:
Capital Value: $510,000
Value of Imp. $390,000
Building Age: Built in early 1900 - 1910
Land Value
Certificate of Title:
WN 312/81 (freehold)
Rates:
$2,336.10 (as at July 1 2009)
Size of land:
549 m2
Floor Area:
Approximately 110 m2.
Legal Description:
Lot 1 DP 5983
Heating:
Electric
Chattels:
Fixed Floor Coverings, Light fittings, Drapes, Blinds, Curtains
$120,000
For Sale by Tender: Tender documents available on request from the Exclusive Marketing Specialist Steve Fejos.
Mobile 0275 621 777; After hours 475 5021; Email: stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
Further information: Refer to: www.leaders.co.nz/44282 or www.open2view ID#220875 DISCLAIMER: Steve Fejos and RE/MAX Leaders Real Estate 1987 Ltd Licensed under the REAA 2008 are not the source of information presented in this document. While we strive for accuracy, it is possible that the information may contain errors or omissions. We disclaim any liability for any such errors or omissions. Persons should verify all details for themselves.
Contact: M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or E stevefejos@xtra.co.nz
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
The suburb of Brooklyn Brooklyn was established in 1852 by John Fitchett senior as a dairy farm and given the name “Fitchett.” In 1988 Brooklyn adjoined Fitchett and was extended up the Brooklyn hill by Alfred Miles. After Brooklyn Road was cut through the town belt by Central Park, its development increased rapidly. An electric tramway was introduced in 1906. It is named after a borough in New York City, which in turn is named after the Dutch city Breukelen. A number of streets are names after former US Presidents: Cleveland Street after Grover Cleveland, Coolidge Street after Calvin Coolidge and Washington Street after George Washington to name but a few. Today Brooklyn has a friendly and vibrant atmosphere with many young families living in it – but also retains its identity as an older suburb with timber villas and varied architecture. It is located just 3km above the CBD on the eastern hills above Happy Valley and offers great views to the city, harbour and airport. It is a very popular suburb due to its proximity to the city and the services and amenities it offers. It even has its own street festival in late November, which epitomises the community spirit in the suburb!
Central Park
site, 299 meters above sea level, provides spectacular panoramas of the city, Cook Straight and the upper South Island. It is the oldest operating wind turbine in New Zealand.
Hawkins Hill Hawkins Hill is another of Brooklyn’s peaks and is a landmark due to the prominent radar station used for aircraft flight control and associated communications.
Bike Tracks There are a number of great bike tracks around Brooklyn including the track to Brooklyn windmill and on Hawkins Hill.
Entertainment and Restaurants Brooklyn is home to Penthouse Cinema, located on Ohiro Road just south of Cleveland Street. It was constructed for the Ranish family in the art deco style, and opened on 15 June 1939 as the Vogue Theatre. The Ranish family ran the theatre until 1951. Today it is a popular and thriving theatre and casual restaurant and bar. There are also a number of popular restaurants in Brooklyn including The Golden Lotus and The Cornerstone as well as several takeaway bars.
Brooklyn is separated from the city by Central Park, named after the park of the same name in New York. The park was established in 1913. There are a set of wrought iron gates as the main entrance that were presented to then Mayor, John Pearce Luke in 1920.
Library
During the war between 1942 and 1944 an American military camp was established in the park. By 1943 the camp could accommodate 540 personnel.
Renouf Tennis Centre
Elliot Park
Brooklyn has its own branch library which opened in 1905 in Harrison Street. Its entrance is now in Cleveland Street. The original building is now the Brooklyn Playcentre.
The Renouf Centre is located on Brooklyn Road and is home to a number regular international events including Davis Cup and Fed Cup. The Centre is also available for everyone and anyone to use.
Elliot Park is located at the western side of Brooklyn, adjacent to Mitchell and Karepa Streets. The park has a children’s playground.
Schools
Wind Turbine
• Brooklyn School: co-ed, year 1 to year 8.
The Brooklyn Wind Turbine was installed on Pol Hill above Brooklyn in March 1993 as part of a research project into wind power generation by the Electricity Corporation of New Zealand. The site was chosen due to Wellington’s “higher than normal” wind patterns. The
• St Bernard’s School: Co-ed Catholic.
There are two schools within Brooklyn:
Brooklyn is zoned for Wellington College and Wellington Girls’ College. Sources: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn
Steve Fejos - Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate
BROOKLYN ORIGINAL CHARACTER HOME WITH POTENTIAL
Steve Fejos Exclusive Marketing Specialist RE/MAX Leaders Real Estate 1987 Ltd Licensed under the REAA 2008 M 0275 621 777 or A/H 475 5021 or email stevefejos@xtra.co.nz Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Real Estate Born in Wellington and educated at St Patrick’s College
After more than 400 flights during his 3 years in his
and Victoria University in Wellington Steve entered real
corporate career Steve decided to resign and return
estate in August 1993, having come from a background
to what he loves doing most - selling real estate in
in property management. In January 1996 Steve was
Wellington.
appointed Sales Manager for Challenge Realty’s Oriental Bay Office. Within 18 months Steve took the office into the top 10 in the Challenge Realty Group. Steve went on to purchase three Wellington offices in October 1997. Over the next seven years Steve was instrumental in growing the company from a sales team of 12 to a team of 68 sales people with 4,000 house sales worth over 1.5 billion dollars! Shortly after Steve sold the business he was approached by Ray White Australia and asked to restructure their international business model so as to increase their competitiveness with RE/MAX. At the time over 300 sales people, in Queensland alone, had left Ray White to join RE/MAX. In the next few years Steve played a huge part in turning around the fortunes of Ray White and
Steve’s extensive experience in real estate spanning local, national and international markets is a huge benefit to his clients. This and his innovative and unique marketing techniques is Setting a New BENCHMARQUE in Wellington Real Estate.
Awards received Under the LJ Hooker brand Steve was twice winner of the National Franchise Owner of the Year Award 2000 and 2002. Most Productive Team Award in 2001. National Communications Award 2002. Top 10 International Office for Gross Commission. 1999: 8th place, 2000: 5th place, 2001: 8th place, 2002: 7th place, 2003: 10th place.
increasing the number of sales people by over 40%.
Testimonial
Steve returned to New Zealand in November 2005 and
Gary Ahearn, Regional Director of RE/MAX Australasia
took up the role of Director of Operations for RE/MAX
says, “Steve brings together a vast experience and
New Zealand. The role was to assist broker owners and
understanding of all facets of real estate. Having been
top sales people at new and established RE/MAX offices
very successful in sales in the mid 1990’s Steve really
to implement their business plans and maintain the
made his mark on real estate by establishing a very
momentum of the fastest growing real estate company
credible and strong company under the L.J.Hooker
- the RE/MAX brand, in New Zealand and Australia.
brand. The standards he set are still the standards some
In 2006 Steve attended a wide range of leading
offices are striving to attain to. However it is Steve’s
international industry training seminars in Denver,
ability to relate to all people in the community which is
Chicago and Brisbane.
his outstanding strength.”
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