Positioned on (more or less) 4.3 hectares of gently contoured pasture, this property offers an appealing blend of classic comfort and rural scale, framed by expansive Hauraki views and a sense of space that feels both open and grounded.
The brick home holds a quiet, lived-in charm, with three bedrooms and a practical layout that balances light, warmth, and everyday functionality. At its heart is a modernised kitchen (recently renovated) , smartly appointed and thoughtfully connected to the dining and lounge areas — with the woodburner standing ready for the cooler months. A north-facing conservatory invites in the landscape, offering a perfect place to sit with a cuppa or catch the afternoon sun. The bathroom is tidy and the separate laundry adds further practicality.
Outdoors, established trees create welcome shelter around the home, and there’s ample room for a few sheep, some chooks, or a large garden if you fancy working the land. Several paddocks are already in place, ideal for hobby farming or grazing. Water tanks and fencing are already sorted, and a standalone garage with extra parking space adds further utility.
Set along a quiet country road, this property is within easy reach of SH2 and SH27 for commuting north or south. The views are far-reaching, stretching across the plains toward the Coromandel ranges, with a subtle nod to a more traditional Kiwi way of living. This area affords a number of leisure activities with the Hauraki Golf Club & Bowls Club just down the road, three cafes within 5 kilometres, plus many popular holiday destinations within reach. Secondary schooling is of an excellent standard with Hauraki Plains College, in Ngatea only 10 kilometres away.
Whether you’re looking to scale back to the basics or grow something of your own, this property offers a grounded platform to do either — or both.
