Bulwer and Waihinau Baches, Pelorus Sound,

MORTGAGEE SALE, These properties form part of the Te Kopi Wildlife Sanctuary Estates Mortgagee Sale. \n\nLocated in the Outer Pelorus Sound and Admiralty Bay, Te Kopi Wildlife Sanctuaries is a total of approximately 1628 hectares in twenty freehold titles ranging from 1.6 ha to 341.95ha With baches, building sites, a tourist lodge, several jetties, many moorings, over 100km of hand crafted mountain bike and hiking tracks, along with 4wd tracks lead you to explore the exclusive beaches, private coves and ranging mountain peaks.\n\nAll properties offered individually and can be purchased in individual or multiple titles. For complete details on all 20 properties in the Mortgagee Sale refer www.bayleys.co.nz and the following reference 112531, 112532, 112533, 112534, 112535, 112536, 112537\n\nFor further information and the official Sale and Purchase Agreement please contact Glenn Dick. \n\nTwo titles, available individually located in the beautiful Waihinau Bay area of Pelorus Sound, offering a total of 3 baches, a building site and jetty.\n\nBulwer Bach title is 2.3466 hectares (approx. 5.8 acres) located next to the Bulwer Lodge, this property includes three main features being:\nA Frame Bach: Two or Three bedrooms. A rear porch doorway entrance leads to open plan seaward facing kitchen (circa 1960's style joinery and stainless steel bench) and dining / living leading out to good sized deck looking over the water. Straight line stair case leads upstairs to bedroom accommodation, double sized main bedroom with ranch slider onto small balcony, twin sized second bedroom, small living area or an optional walk through third bedroom. Mains Power.\nTui bach: Is a smallish bach located on the foreshore behind the boatshed it has one bedroom, lounge, deck and small kitchen. It's true kiwiana but warm and comfortable, there is a shower, toilet and a small kitchen. Exterior is timber weatherboard and aluminium joinery. Mains power. From aerial photography it appears this bach encroaches on the foreshore reserve land. All buyers are encouraged to investigate the status of any licence to occupy the foreshore including the ability to transfer ownership with the Department of Conversation. \nBulwer Building site: Located at the western end of the title, a levelled building site with drive on access, original intention was to sub-divide this off onto its own 1.3 hectare title, the status of any steps towards sub-division including resource consent is unknown and is not applicable to this sale, the entire title with the A Frame, Tui Bach and building site is available all together as is.\n\nWaihinau Bach\nTotal land area of 13.8661 hectares (Approx 34.26 acres) native bush located at the head of Waihinau Bay with 4wd access track from main road. Circa 1990's two bedroom bach with leanto carport. Open plan kitchen, living lounge, and sliding doors onto deck. Two toilets and showers and a walk through laundry. Hardiplank exterior, metal tile roof, aluminium joinery. On the foreshore is a split level, fixed jetty with railway iron supports and alongside a concrete boat ramp. Interested parties encouraged to research resource consents and ability to transfer ownership for all foreshore structures and (if any) moorings.