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Join us in an informal coffee group at The Esplanade cafe on Thursday, 7/2, at 1.30pm. Enjoy friendly company in a quiet space with plenty of parking.
Facilitated by Ashhurst local Phil Stevens from Slow Farm this workshop will focus on the how, why and what of summer pruning and give you the opportunity to get familiar with your loppers, get stuck in and have a go! We will talk about shaping, keeping size under control and encouraging
fruit … View moreFacilitated by Ashhurst local Phil Stevens from Slow Farm this workshop will focus on the how, why and what of summer pruning and give you the opportunity to get familiar with your loppers, get stuck in and have a go! We will talk about shaping, keeping size under control and encouraging
fruit production. Please bring loppers, and saw of cutters if you have them, and a pen and paper. A full water bottle and gumboots are recommended.
Registrations essential. Please go to recap.org.nz...
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44 Te Awe Awe Street, Hokowhitu, Palmerston North
Location, Quality, Affordable, Easy Care; All in One!
Ideal for first homebuyers or investment with a great rental return for a savvy investor.
Only 2-3 minutes walking distance to Bus Station (12, 12A, 15), Wallace Park and the Fitzherbert BP; … View more44 Te Awe Awe Street, Hokowhitu, Palmerston North
Location, Quality, Affordable, Easy Care; All in One!
Ideal for first homebuyers or investment with a great rental return for a savvy investor.
Only 2-3 minutes walking distance to Bus Station (12, 12A, 15), Wallace Park and the Fitzherbert BP; A short stroll to the Esplanade, Elm Café, Caccia Birch, Lido, Hokowhitu village, Hokowhitu Lagoon and River walks.
Built in 1983 and renovated in 2009. A lovely 3-bedroom home with fully fenced and private front garden section and a rear area. A single garage attached to the house. The living area is sun-drenched with heat pump and, overlooks the front private garden. Open plan kitchen, with a separate laundry.
Enquiries over $495,000
Land area: 400 m2 House area: 110 m2
Rateable value: $440,000 Land value: $305,000
Annual Rates: PNCC $2,992.31 Horizons: $382.89
Trademe Property ID # GDY097 (Listed Thursday 21 Feb)
Open Home: Saturday, 2 March 02:00-02:30 pm
This rare property will attract a lot of buyers and sell quickly! Do not miss out this opportunity, it won't last!!
Contact: Reza Abdollahi
Mobile: 021 448637 Email: m_r_abdollahi@yahoo.com
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