Caravan and annex are up for sale - Sunset Beach
My caravan and annex are up for sale. $25k - ONO
Fully furnished Located at the beautiful sunset beach in the port Waikato holiday park. This is the perfect little batch or small house for someone that likes the lawns mowed toilets and showers cleaned for them when they are on holiday.
The place has a sky dish and connection ready to go.
New roof guttering, new carpet. I have just painted the outside and inside.
3.5 by 2.5 meter garage perfect for a quad or storage
The holiday park has just been voted best in new Zealand .
This holiday park is great because there is no limit on days you can stay . I have been living here for the past 2 years so the caravan has been regularly cleaned and I have never cooked inside. Please contact me on 0212063004 viewings are welcome 😀
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📍 217 Onehunga Mall, Onehunga
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