When I speak with the owners about what they love most about living here, the first thing that comes to mind is the strong sense of community. The neighbourhood support, regular check-ins, and the local hospitality from Aaron and Rhonda at the renowned Patangata Tavern make this place special.
Due to a change in circumstances, they now need to move. While they will be sad to leave, they take comfort in knowing they are passing on an immaculate property to the next owners.
Built in 2019, this home still feels brand new. The previous owners had the foresight to beautifully landscape the property, creating the perfect setting for the house.
Overlooking the Tuki Tuki River, this two-bedroom residence feels spacious, and the layout is exceptional. The two large bedrooms are situated on opposite sides of the home, ensuring privacy and space, with both having direct access to white-washed decks and outdoor living areas. Guests can enjoy a family bathroom designed in a similar style.
The master suite features an impressive walk-in wardrobe and a modern ensuite bathroom. The kitchen, along with the scullery and laundry area, includes all the modern conveniences any home cook would appreciate and takes centre stage in the open-plan living space.
Comfort is well catered for, thanks to a substantial Masport wood burner and double-glazed windows that let in plenty of natural sunlight, enhancing the warmth of the home.
There is an abundance of storage and shedding options available, including a four-bay shed (two of which are lockable), a small hay barn with a gated yard, a chicken coop with a fenced area, and multiple raised vegetable beds, along with fruit trees to keep your fruit basket full and reduce food costs.
Generous 55,000-litre water tanks are discreetly located behind the sheds and can be topped up using an easement right for bore water supply that is metered and shared among several properties.
A hidden fence secures a large part of the property for dogs, providing peace of mind for those commuting back into Hastings or popping into Waipawa to run errands.
