Kerikeri - Lifestyle & Income Close to Kerikeri

Description

A private paradise close to Kerikeri town. A large home with a very adaptable layout. The home's top level has a large inviting open plan living with numerous doors connecting to the sundrenched outdoor entertaining space with built-in outdoor fire. There is a master bedroom with ensuite, a double bedroom and main bathroom.
The ground floor is currently used by family members as a separate two bedroom flat, there is also a consented sleepout should you need more bedrooms for the extended family. The in-ground pool will be a sure hit on those hot summer days. 40 acres of pasture, native bush with abundant birdlife, well-established ponds, and streams.

• For Someone Needing Income - Multiple income streams. Previously run 15 head of cattle (stockyards), small horse hay/large wrapped bailage production and storage of bees

• Glamping - Infrastructure in place to support a safari tent (roading, water, power & drainage). Unused Safari tent available within Chattels

• For the Equestrian - stables, flat grass exercise area, riding trails, nearby beach access (by landowner permission) Storage for trailer/horse lorry and 15.7915ha in 4 fenced paddocks with water troughs

• For the gardener - Orchard of bananas, figs, lemons, oranges, feijoas, mandarins, plums and loquats. An area of raised beds and a fully enclosed & gated chicken coop with a chook house

• For the Boating Enthusiast - Kerikeri Cruising Club is 10 minutes away and extensive hard storage for boats

• For the Car Enthusiast - Multiple car garaging and hard-standing

• For the Business Owner - 100m2 building for storage and office with toilet. Excellent internet OR for the workshop enthusiast there is 100 KVA 3 phase supply to the property plus an additional 200m2 plus of barns

• For the Animal Lover - No covenants restricting cats or dogs. Kiwi heard on the property

• Water - Deep bore connected to 2x 25,000 rainwater collection tanks. Additional 2 dams for sole use - plus one shared for stock or irrigation. All dams are spring-fed