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Stunning Townhouse, 148sqm of space

1228 Ada Street, Parkvale, Hastings 4122

Summerset in the Orchard currently has one large townhouse available. This beautiful, contemporary two-storey home features open plan living with a modern kitchen, generously sized bedrooms, plenty of storage, plus an outdoor living and garden space to really make this your own home.

The upstairs has a sitting room that can be an ideal office or hobby space plus a large master bedroom and ensuite. Or make this the guest quarters for visiting friends and family.

The townhouse is conveniently located across from the bowling green and main building with our Divine Cafe and all amenities.

To schedule a viewing, please reach out to our Sales Manager, Wendy Forman, on 021 243 5640 or email hastings.sales@summerset.co.nz today!

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3Bedrooms 2Bathrooms 1Car 148m2Floor Area

From $800,000

Agent

Wendy Forman

Updated: 7 Nov 2026

Location

1228 Ada Street, Parkvale, Hastings 4122

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