169 Mt Lyford Forest Drive, Lyford, Hurunui

Secluded sanctuary

Maximising its magnificent location; this five hectare lifestyle property is exceedingly picturesque and offers two high quality eco lodges on two levels with three bedrooms each plus 1.5 bathrooms, living/dining. There is an extensive chattel list allowing turnkey, walk inside, settle in and enjoy.

Each Lodge has a private patio with outdoor furniture, BBQ and a woodfired hot tub and woodshed. One of the Lodges has a disabled access.

Harakeke Huts consist of two sleeping huts with a facilities hut and a fully equipped kitchen, living room and bathroom. There is also a standalone sauna with anteroom, cold shower and toilet positioned for the views.

Activities on the block of land include a large jungle-gym playground and double tennis courts. The block is fully fenced with one boundary having a sustainable firewood block with about 300 eucalyptus trees. Tucked around the back of the main living areas is a three bay implement shed, two shipping containers and a 30,000 litre water tank.

The building is constructed of concrete, poured in situ. The exterior walls consist of a thick concrete wall, cavity battens, shadow clad ply and exterior battens creating a thermal mass that retains the heat in the building. The building is designed with north facing windows to maximise the sun. Along with the woodfire on wetback for heating there is also heatsink whereby hot air from the attic space is circulated into thermal mass under the floor as well as four solar panels.

Mt Lyford Alpine Resort is just up the road, Hanmer Springs and Kaikoura comfortably one hour away with Mt Lyford Lodge at the base of the village offering a restaurant and bar in a comfortable and relaxed environment.

Seize this opportunity to own your piece of paradise and create a personalized haven in the countryside.

Disclaimer: Some of the information relating to this property has been sourced from Property Guru and we have not been able to verify the accuracy. We advise purchasers to make their own independent inquiries.