3299 days ago

IMMACULATE, PRIVATE HOME IN EXQUISITE OTATARA - ****OPEN HOME: Sunday 26 Feb: 4.00-5.00pm****

Cath from Central-West Invercargill

****OPEN HOME: Sunday 26 Feb: 4.00-5.00pm****
Location: 52 Watt Road
Otatara
Invercargill
Southland
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Property type: Lifestyle dwelling
Floor area: 140m2
Land area: 1.75 acres
Price: Asking price $405,000

Parking: Double garage and parking for at least 4 cars on driveway
In the area: Close to Oreti Beach and Sandy Point Domain, a natural playground for walking, mountain biking and horse riding. (see icc.govt.nz...) Close to primary school and on bus run to all secondary schools in Invercargill city

Open home times:  ****Sunday 26 Feb: 4.00-5.00pm****
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This is a very tastefully, newly renovated beautiful home, fantastically laid out with very private and warm, cosy North facing living, with all day sun.
There's truly something for everyone with this fantastic home on 1780sqm. The generous interior has two living areas, with main lounge basked in all day sun (with indoor / outdoor flow onto massive deck) and open plan with dining room and beautiful rimu-finished kitchen, including large freestanding 900mm Indesit oven, with 5 gas-hob top and electric oven.
The 3 bedrooms are all double sized with the master bedroom having a gorgeous ensuite, together with a very generous walk-in robe.
The two bathrooms are stylishly fitted, with astoundingly vigorous showers.
The home is toasty warm all year round being disposed to all day sun; full insulation in the walls, roof and underfloors and a large multi-fuel Yunca fire, together with a heat transfer system. The Yunca fire also has a wet-back to assist in heating the water. The water cylinder is 280 litre capacity; installed in 2013 and solar compatible. There is also wiring for a heat pump in the lounge, but has never been necessary for us.
There is a Leisureite Spa pool, for 6 people, discreetly tucked away behind good fencing, to the West of the deck.
The back North facing garden is VERY private with an established tunnel house; veggie plots; chicken coup, together with beautiful, lush lawns and a real mixture of native bushes, tussocks, numerous fruit trees, cherry blossoms and hazelnuts. There is an additional paddock, totaling ¾ of an acre (home to pigs, calves, sheep and horses during our residence).
Stunning views across to Omaui and the estuary and Bluff from the front of the property – facing South.
There is a 3 bay barn on the Eastern boundary, great for wood storage and the ride on mower and other activities / storage. Also a shed tucked away beyond the barn.
Ample parking on the large, lengthy driveway and a double garage (one half currently a ‘man cave’ with bar top and other “manly things”!)
****OPEN HOME: Sunday 26 Feb: 4.00-5.00pm****

Price: $405,000

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