Positioned at the foot of a cul-de-sac and edged by farmland, this two-bedroom home delivers comfort where it counts and ease at every turn.
Combining Hinuera stone construction with aluminium joinery, it carries the permanence of solid materials and the freedom of low-maintenance living, while the 660sqm section makes it a natural fit for downsizers ready to simplify without shrinking their space.
Cork flooring brings character to the modernised kitchen and links through dining to the lounge, where a log burner sets the tone and the heat pump keeps pace.
A sliding door extends the living to an expansive, entertainer's deck that looks over the neighbouring farmland, giving the home a sense of space that belongs entirely to its place.
The section keeps care to a minimum, its wraparound garden featuring planters and established greenery that softens the boundary without demanding attention.
Two double bedrooms come fitted with built-in wardrobes, complemented by a refreshed bathroom and a separate study that carves out its own corner for work.
Functional by nature, the layout also includes a second heat pump, a separate laundry and toilet, and internal-access garaging, which simplifies the start and end of each day.
Peaceful, practical, and close to Te Aroha's CBD and primary school, this deceased estate offers the ease and assurance of a sale ahead.
