Self contained sleepout available at Foxton beach
Available from the New Year – $250 per week (includes electricity, Wi-Fi & water rates)
We are seeking a mature female boarder (retired or semi-retired preferred) for our warm, cozy and tidy self-contained sleepout at Foxton Beach. Perfect for someone who enjoys peace, privacy, and relaxed coastal living.
Features & Inclusions:
Fully self-contained sleepout
Suitable for one person only
$250 pw including electricity, Wi-Fi & water rates
Off-street outside parking
Option to come fully furnished, or bring your own furnishings
Please note: there is no additional storage space
Only a one-minute walk to the estuary
Close to the main house for extra security
Low-maintenance living
Quiet, friendly property
No pets
Ideal for someone respectful, tidy, and looking for a calm, comfortable home.
If you’re interested or would like to arrange a viewing, please get in touch with me privately.
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