41 Moxham Road, Te Awamutu, Waipa

From the Pages of a Storybook

Radiating romance, The Rosary is a secluded dwelling and living piece of art with impressive home and garden qualities. This is the perfect home to relax, recreate, enjoy family and entertain guests. \n\nThis custom built, 432sqm (approx) masterpiece has six bedrooms, two plus bathrooms and an office. Special features include three wood burning fireplaces, claw foot baths and French doors opening to the patios. Custom interiors add charm including wooden cabinetry and shelving, internal brick features and stunning slate and parquet floors.\n\nArrive at the front portico and move through the entrance which leads to any of the three living areas or to upstairs and the bedrooms. The sunken lounge has great connection with the patio and garden as well as to the roomy open plan kitchen and dining room. The family lounge and sitting room offer separate spaces in which to relax.\n\nThere's intriguing finds around every corner; chandeliers, dormer windows and Gothic inspired bathrooms (with contemporary fittings) add a medieval ambience. This home is ideally suited for adaptation to a guest house or bed and breakfast venture.\n\nAn outdoor dining and barbeque area lays along the sunny northern side of the home, handy to the in-ground swimming pool as well as the main living zones. Double garaging with internal access plus a huge separate implement shed provide loads of practical space for projects big and small.\n\nThe over one hectare landscaped estate provides family fun with a pool, concrete tennis court and rambling gardens, complete with walking paths which meander past blooming shrubs and roses, pond, dovecote and children's playhouse. In one corner there's a wee paddock for your chicken and sheep and an established orchard providing fresh plums, peaches and feijoas for your breakfast table.\n\nThis home for all seasons is situated in Te Awamutu's preferred northern lifestyle belt, minutes from town, schools and recreational facilities and readily accessible to Hamilton and Cambridge.\n