81 Ohoka Meadows Drive, Ohoka, Waimakariri

Live, work and leisure in one address

Auction - From 12pm, Thu 30 Oct 2025 (unless sold prior)
3 Deans Avenue, Christchurch

Please phone for scheduled viewing times.

Balancing lifestyle appeal with commercial capacity and income potential, this 2.0ha property in Mandeville performs on every level.

Built from permanent materials and secured behind electric gates, the 250sqm layout delivers scale and separation with four bedrooms, two living areas and a new kitchen, with a log burner and two heat pumps ensuring seasonal comfort.

A semi self-contained wing introduces a fifth bedroom, living area, kitchenette and bathroom, offering independence for family and friends, or the option of rental income.

Leisure takes the lead outside, where a heated swimming pool with pool house and bar forms the centrepiece, complemented by a separate spa, mature gardens and expansive lawns, with paddocks beyond suited to horses or stock.

Shedding is where the property elevates its potential. Alongside a three-bay shed with three roller doors, power, lighting, cameras, and an attached garden shed, a vast total-span structure offers four high-clearance bays, lean-tos, heavy-duty concrete flooring, and four roller doors. Complete with office, studio, and toilet, it is entirely private from the home and designed to accommodate machinery, forklifts, or a full-scale business.

Newly completed, the studio building delivers another dimension of versatility. Set on a habitable foundation and privately accessed through its own electric-gated drive, it can readily adapt to hobbies or a home office.

A water bore paired with town supply reinforces self-sufficiency, while the cul-de-sac setting offers peace and privacy within walking distance of Mandeville's shops and sports grounds.

Combining the best of home life, leisure, and business, this property is not just multi-purpose; it represents the full spectrum of lifestyle and opportunity.

More information: www.propertyfiles.co.nz/5528388

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