99 Anzac Avenue, Auckland Central, Auckland City

There are buildings in this city that never make a scene, they don’t need to. They just quietly attract the kind of owners who’ve done this before. Focus on Anzac is one of them.

Tucked into a solid 1950s commercial structure originally designed by Gummer Ford, this boutique block was converted in 2005 with enduring strength in mind. Concrete block, brick, and classic proportions , nothing flashy, just fundamentals done right. The kind of place experienced investors keep in their portfolio for years. In fact, that’s exactly what the outgoing owner did.

This 60m², two bedroom home was first bought as a personal residence, then held as a long-term rental. Now, the capital is being redeployed into commercial projects, a quiet sign that this is the kind of apartment you hold onto for good reason.

Inside, it’s well sized, pet-friendly (with BC approval), and free from the clutter and complications of larger high-rise living. No pool, no lobby art, just a character-rich home with high ceilings, generous proportions, and a layout that works.

The location speaks for itself. A short walk to Britomart, Spark Arena, and the universities. Easy access to public transport and the CBD. It even ticks the boxes for short-stay potential, with positioning that lends itself to Airbnb consideration.

Apartments in buildings like this don’t usually shout for attention, they’re chosen by people who know what to look for. You’re welcome to take a closer look.

Note: The chattels in the photos may vary from what is being sold; please check the chattels list if this is important to you.