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Rural feel with Modern Living
Take a contemporary home built in 2016 and combine it with a rural outlook, and there you have this beautifully presented property.
No details have been spared in the merging of modern materials such as Integra concrete panels, and colour steel to create this striking home. The Kitchen would delight the most discerning foodies with a Smeg freestanding oven, an abundance of bench space, a center island, and spacious scullery . Dining flows easily from the kitchen with doors leading to a covered patio, the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee. The spacious lounge enjoys a high stud and connects the living area to the hub of the home. A second lounge is perfect as a dedicated TV room which can be closed off for privacy or opened to link with the outdoor area.
The master bedroom, complete with a tiled ensuite and walk-in robe, is situated on the west wing. A special feature of this private sanctuary is the sliding glass doors opening to a covered patio with a spa pool. An office or 5th bedroom is located adjacent to the master and would make a perfect nursery. A second bedroom room wing offers two double bedrooms, all with storage, and a hobby room/ office or third bedroom. A family bathroom is well appointed with underfloor heating and feature tiled accents. This home blends seamlessly with the outdoors via stacking doors, covered portico houses an alfresco dining and lounging area, especially inviting, and can be enjoyed in all seasons, with an open fireplace. A double garage with internal access and a laundry room provides for the practicalities of family living. The separate garaging/shed has a concrete floor and power, perfect for the home hobbyist. Two large paddocks are ideal for grazing some stock or horses on the 1.250 ha of level land. This lifestyle property celebrates a true connection with the rural surroundings. Located midway between Cambridge and Hamilton in the charming Matangi village with its community feel and excellent school zones.
Viewing is highly encouraged.
