Take Me There Country Road

All my memories gather round here, iconic Pongakawa address well remembered by many in the district. A family home only a handful of kilometres from a family school and community centre entrenched in a rural community that survives and thrives on family values. \nThe dwelling has a touch of character and the 160m2 (approx) home with attached 12 x 7m garage offers Three bedrooms with the bonus of a room off the garage. Boarders, hoarders are all welcome and will quickly feel at home. Country kitchen flows to dining room and lounge, with a deck to invite tranquil sojourns, enveloped by a range of shade trees and botanical delights to add serenity to the senses whilst the children explore and find fascination amongst nature's bounty.\n\nWith a total land area of 6127sqm, and feeling even larger the property offers a range of shedding, own water bore with new pump, fenced grazing with capacity to graze a small flock of sheep, heard of cows? Of course you have?. But what about the 100 (more or less) navel orange trees. \nThe range of fruit trees- Feijoa, apple, plum, lemon, mandarins, Golden Queen peaches. Call now to view this country delight where the air is clear as crystal and family life in symbiosis with the land? quietly beckons. Come see!\n\nLocation\nFew regions in New Zealand or the world for that matter have as much to offer as the Bay of Plenty. From the gentle harbour waters to its surf beaches, its fishing and diving grounds to the scenic bush, the Bay is as much a quiet recreational playground as it is a thriving business and rural community.\nKey economic elements for the region include Tourism, Horticulture (predominately Kiwifruit and Avocado production), Viticulture, Pastoral farming, Forestry, Housing and Holiday Makers. The rapid growth in the area provides a vibrant living environment from job opportunities to business prospects with a sustainable future.\nTe Puke is known as the Kiwifruit Capital of the World. New Zealand's booming kiwifruit industry had its beginnings here. It's now a major export crop; hundreds of local growers produce millions of trays of the traditional 'Green' and the succulent 'Gold' that are shipped out worldwide. Te Puke is conveniently located in the heart of the Bay of Plenty region and just a short drive from its major centres - Tauranga, Rotorua and Whakatane. Te Puke also has a flourishing farming sector - based on dairying, cattle, deer and sheep. It is also known for honey and bee-related health products.\n