18 Daytona Place, Parklands, Christchurch – Property report
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18 Daytona Place at a glance
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Title & legal
- Title number
- CB17A/1239
- Land
- 698m²
- Legal description
- Lot 43 DP 38362
- Buildings on title
- 2
Building
- Floor area
- 104m²
- Built
- 1970-1979
- Condition
- Good walls, good roof
- Use
- Residential, single unit
Planning & location
- Zoning
- Residential A
- Council
- Christchurch City
- Suburb
- Parklands
- Valuation ref
- 21820-40900
Source: LINZ NZ Properties and the District Valuation Roll (CC BY 4.0). Rateable values are set by councils and may not reflect current market value.
What buyers say about Shire
Buying felt like a minefield: the process, the crazy hills, the natural disaster warnings on every property. Shire got us to a shortlist we were serious about really quickly, and the cost estimates let us ask the agent much more pointed questions.
Relocated from the UK · settled in 3 months
Watch Bart's story · 6 min“It pulled out crucial information even the agent and the vendor hadn't realised. In one instance it was an EQC report that had been swept under the rug.”
BartFirst home buyer
I never felt confident I'd covered everything. Definitely something I could have used, and I'm sure I will as I look at my second.
StuartBought off the plans, Lower Hutt
What the public record won't tell you about 18 Daytona Place
The record shows the value and the building basics. It won't tell you about weathertightness, flood risk, unconsented work or what the building inspector found. That's buried in hundreds of pages of council files, a title full of covenant numbers and hazard maps nobody can read.
No wonder nearly half of NZ homeowners say they bought on gut feel.
We've heard the horror stories so you don't have to live one
Shire was built alongside hundreds of NZ buyers, brokers, insurers, lawyers and council LIM teams. We know where the expensive surprises hide, so you don't have to learn the hard way. Our mission is simple: no one should get taken advantage of when they buy a property.
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Everything about 18 Daytona Place, in plain English
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