lifestyle property Te Kowhai for sale ref trade me 1273225980
Dead line sale 1st April
484 Ngaruawahia road Te kowahi
House covers a 390sqm floor area which entails
4 bed rooms / 3bathrooms
Formal dining /3 additional living areas / Office
Large Laundry / mud room, modern Kitchen
Store room
Three car garage, portico
Two wood burning fires one with wet back
Easy access Roof storage
With views down the Waipa River this 4.5620ha property has it all. The house section is landscaped featuring a fully fenced in ground swimming pool(4100L)with established gardens creating a desirable environment in a park like setting that enjoys a private aspect plus the advantage of extensive space for family recreational activities, it has three separate water supplies Half round hay barn extra shedding with beef and sheep yards. Flat well fenced paddocks.
It holds great investment retention,
Located within the Te Kowhai school zone
Easy access of the Waikato expressway,
8 min to Te Rapa base shopping centre.
This would make a great bed and breakfast!!
email allkiwicarpentry@hotmail.com
phone Amanda 0225001377
open homes Sat 1pm sun 10am until the 1st April
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