Warm, Cosy, peaceful family or retirement home

This property is under contract.\nOn the market for the first time in thirty years, this lovely family home with three bedrooms and a study, is an ideal opportunity for families or retirees to live in comfort without breaking the bank. \nThe two heat-pumps keep the home warm in winter and cool in summer. The elegant fireplace adds to the warmth and decor. \nA fenced section, concrete deck and pergola make it ideal for entertaining. Shrubs and trees provide you with privacy. With two gates, this property is designed with your campervan or boat in mind. \nDreaming of enjoying a mortgage free family or retirement home but it just seems out of reach, then this ideal home is priced just right to meet your needs. Ring today to see how you can make this home yours.\n\nValuation Reference: 7282/22700*\nLegal Description: LOT 78 D P S 4716*\nFloor Area: 120 m2*\nLand Area: 641 m2*\nBedrooms: Three\nStudy: One1\nBuilding Age: 1960 - 1969*\nWall Material: Brick* \nRoof Material: Steel**\nDeck: Yes - concrete**\nParking Freestanding: Yes - 2. One internal access garage. One off-street**.\nRates: $1,886.44 per annum***\n\n*Source: Property Guru\n**Source: Vendor supplied\n***Source: Kawerau District Council\n\nABOUT KAWERAU: Situated just 100 km south-east of Tauranga and 58 km east of Rotorua, Kawerau's superb climate, handy location and natural environment are the envy of many - and it's one place where you get real value for your housing dollar. House prices are reasonable and affordable. If you are thinking of moving from elsewhere, you may be able to free up much of your money by selling a high priced home in another town and buying in Kawerau. If Kawerau doesn't top the NZ temperatures daily, it's not far from it: just watch the evening weather report. In winter there are a few frosts, generally only -1 or -2 degrees, but good daytime temperatures. Kawerau is a low wind area and, though relatively close to the coast, it is just far enough away to miss the cooling sea breezes. Rain falls evenly through the year, drying off in summer. The best drinking water is sourced from local natural springs and is supplied free and unmetered to most homes. For more information, go to www.kawerau.org.nz\n