Greenmeadows Napier - Options are endless - Complex with excellent income
A happy place in the heart of Greenmeadows Shopping Centre - Napier A hidden gem with two incomes
a complete rebuild in 2007.
Every square inch has been utilized to make a home away from home for guests and comfort of the owner/s very well designed and is easy for one person to manage, or would be a great lifestyle business for a couple.
Accommodation: Fully furnished Self contained apartment , 3 studios with ensuites & kitchenettes - plus bedsit with own bathroom - Each area has own decking.
Bike hire. Excellent range of electric, standard and children's bikes -bike trailers etc and 12 seat mini bus
Time for the owner to retire, you are welcome to come and view the complex - if it is for you offer me a fair and reasonable price and we can move on from there
Contact Jenne 027 232 4355 for more details leedes@xtra.co.nz
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