Some views simply sit in the distance. This one keeps moving.

At 100 Alford Street, the outlook is the defining feature. Green reserve in the foreground, water beyond, and a west-facing aspect that brings the home to life as the day moves on. From the living room and deck, the view feels open, active and always changing.

Built in 2023 and held on a freehold title, this two-bedroom townhouse has been designed with more generosity than expected. The lower level is open for living, with kitchen, dining and lounge moving together beneath 2.7m floor-to-ceiling height. Full-height glazing draws in the outlook, while the deck extends the living space and gives the home a stronger connection to what sits beyond it.

Upstairs, both bedrooms are generously sized with built-in wardrobes. The main bedroom carries the water view, while the second gives real flexibility for guests, work or the changing needs of a growing family.

The bathroom adds another point of difference. With both a bath and separate shower, it offers a level of amenity not often found in a two-bedroom home. A separate w/c, laundry, double glazing and dedicated parking complete the practical side of the plan.

Waterview gives the home a rare kind of ease. Removed enough to feel calm, yet close enough to have the inner-fringe essentials on your doorstep. Schools, reserves, the cycleway, Western Springs, Pt Chevalier, motorway links and the city fringe are all within easy reach, while the outlook gives the home a quieter feeling of retreat.

For first-home buyers, professionals or those wanting a modern freehold base, this is a home that feels easy from the outset. Recent, well-planned and lifted by its outlook, it offers the kind of space and setting that are difficult to find in a two-bedroom address.

FOUND: A two-bedroom Waterview townhouse where the outlook is not a backdrop. It is part of the home.