Hidden Paradise

1.4640 ha (3.66 acres) flat sheltered land\n Over 500m2 of high stud shed space\n 118m2 self contained accommodation \n 12 m2 weatherboard home with 69m2 deck\n\nRare to find very large sheds, accommodation, separate home, avocados on one country property. \nSheds and beds does not go far to describe this exceptionally large and versatile complex on 1.4640 ha hidden up an attractive right of way. It comprises 552m2 of shed space made up of:\n A large high 4.6 m stud 286m2 double bay workshop/garage with two wide and high automatic roller doors, ideal for access for extra large vehicles/boat.\n- An adjoining 152m2 two bay workshop, one bay a spray booth which was set up when the complex was used to build racing cars, then boats.\nA three bay open implement shed of 114m2\nTwo level 118m2 two bedroom accommodation attached to the largest shed. This spacious and very sunny accommodation has the living area and main bedroom on the upper floor, a modern kitchen and a 30m2 deck with a wide rural outlook. \nA flat paddock with 20 avocado trees and a home orchard and garden separates the shed complex from a fenced off rentable three bedroom weatherboard home with good bones and native timber floors, French doors etc. The 121m2 dwelling sports a partially covered 69m2 deck and has its own drive to a separate double garage and sleep out beside the home. The home has been rented at $300 per week adding to the income from the avocado orchard. \n The property is well fenced with mainly post and rail and bordered on one side by a gulley of protected bush. This is a rare 'outside the square' opportunity which will perfectly suit a hobbyist, collector, engineer or anyone who appreciates a 'man shed' on a grand scale! Options abound on an appealing private property approximately ten minutes from Te Puke. \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. Open homes begin Sun 1 Nov 2015.