2 Ariki Street Grey Lynn, Auckland City

For those looking for a secure home that encapsulates the best of apartment living and thoughtful design, The Turing Building should be seriously considered.
Constructed in 2014 with reinforced concrete and steel, you will be buying with peace of mind that this building has been built to last. Generous 2.7m stud height, wide corridors, double glazing and acoustic separation between inter-tenancy walls - all these features indicate that this building was designed with owner occupiers in mind.

Located high up on the Grey Lynn ridge, the Turing building boasts arguably one of the best locations on the Auckland city fringe. Just two kilometers west of the central business district and with neighbouring suburbs including Ponsonby, Kingsland and Newton - owners are in excellent company. Numerous restaurants, cafes and shops dot the nearby streets and the entertainment of Eden Park, Auckland Zoo and Motat are all in walking distance.

On offer is Unit G02 - a spacious two bedroom apartment with two bathrooms and a stunning list of features that owners have come to expect with Ockham developments.

Some of these features include:

• LED lighting throughout
• Wall mounted heat pumps in lounge and master bedroom
• Individual hot water cylinder (only pay for what you use)
• Custom built ceramic vanities and Methven tapware
• Fisher and Paykel appliances
• Additional Storage locker
• TWO secure undercover car parks

The cherry on top comes in the form of the outstanding 2 million dollar shared rooftop facilities available to all residents.
This unique area is unrivaled in Auckland city and includes a spectacular and huge west facing deck, snooker room, luxury kitchen and lounge and fully equipped gym.
Expansive views towards the Waitakeres, harbour bridge and upper harbour make the evening sunsets difficult to beat.

Currently owner occupied the owners have loved living here but have decided it's time to move on.

Contact Ryan or Mitch today to organise a viewing time to suit your schedule.