Escape to your own country estate set on a tranquil 7,757sqm section, offering the perfect blend of rural serenity and modern comfort. You are so close to preferred primary and intermediate schooling options (also zoned for Hillcrest High), and the family ethos of the location will be of huge appeal. This beautifully crafted home, built in enduring Hinuera Stone, exudes timeless appeal and substance.
The main residence features an open plan living and entertaining area with a cozy log burner and ducted heating/cooling, seamlessly flowing to sun-soaked outdoor spaces-ideal for gatherings or quiet relaxation. The family chef will adore the connection to guests and ability to create your dish of choice on the induction hobs and pyrolytic free standing oven. Three generous bedrooms are serviced by a well-appointed bathroom and a separate toilet, with sliding doors in each room that capture picturesque views and flood the home with natural light.
A versatile studio provides the perfect retreat for extended family, guests, or lucrative Airbnb opportunities with the added benefit of a heatpump. In addition, a separate outdoor room is the ultimate solution for a work-from-home office or a stylish teen hangout.
Car enthusiasts will appreciate the triple-car garaging, offering ample space for vehicles, hobbies, or the latest project. Two lush paddocks provide scope for the pony, hobby farming or simply enjoying the open space.
Live sustainably with a solar energy system ( photovoltaic and dedicated water heating ) that lets you embrace off-grid living without sacrificing comfort with smart extras such as a cell phone signal booster and underfloor heating. Discover hidden secrets such as the swing bridge at the end of the lane which connects to Woodcock Rd along with walkways where you can be at one with nature. This is country living at its finest-space, versatility, and endless possibilities await! Contact Glenn or Sonia for priority viewings.
Please note due to roadworks access is now off the southern end of Matangi Road.
