There are some addresses where convenience is an added bonus. At 15 Picton Avenue, it’s the starting point.

Tower Junction sits across the road. Riccarton and Westfield are in one direction, Hagley Park and the central city in the other, with the University of Canterbury only a few kilometres away. Add sought-after school zoning, Christchurch Hospital and some of the city’s best established amenities, and it’s a location that works particularly hard.

The collection itself is made up of ten homes, designed with different ways of living in mind.

Units 1 to 9 offer three bedrooms and three bathrooms across three levels, each with an internal-access garage. Living occupies the middle floor, with the kitchen, dining and lounge opening onto an elevated deck, while the bedrooms sit above, including a Juliet balcony positioned for afternoon sun.

With a bathroom for every bedroom, the layouts offer added privacy and flexibility, particularly appealing for shared living and investment.

Unit 10 takes a different approach. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged across two levels, with a carport and a more generous outdoor footprint. Downstairs, open-plan living extends directly onto a deck and private grassed courtyard.

It’s a collection that makes sense for more than one stage of life. Close enough to the university for study, well connected for work and designed for easy everyday living. For investors, the combination of multiple bathrooms, low-maintenance design and a highly accessible location creates strong appeal across a broad range of potential tenants.

Ten homes. One exceptionally useful address.