459 Apotu Road, Kauri, Whangārei

YOUR COMPLETE LIFESTYLE PACKAGE

Wake up to the peace and tranquillity of country living complete with panoramic country and mountain views. Venture outside to collect the morning's eggs and produce for a fresh cooked breakfast. This lifestyle could so easily be yours.\n\nThis quality, modern four bedroom brick home is perfectly situated on four acres of land already fenced into paddocks, complete with a fenced off garden and orchard area, a separate free range space for the chickens, and stockyards. \n\nBuilt in 2008 this immaculate brick home features a designer kitchen with island bench unit, granite bench tops, butler's pantry, two bathrooms, two living areas, office, and a large separate laundry. The open plan kitchen, dining, and indoor outdoor living areas are the ultimate for entertaining. The large amount of cupboard storage, large concreted parking area for extra vehicles, the boat and campervan, and the huge four bay shed just complete the picture. \n\nIf you are concerned about water supply, don't be - there are a total of four large water tanks on the property and the house is serviced by a bio-cycle sewerage system. \n\nApotu Rd is located just 8 minutes from the Kamo Shops and 15 minutes north of the Whangarei CBD and is one of the top lifestyle locations in the area. \n\nIt doesn't get better than this. Call now to view.\n\nKAMO\nKamo has its own shopping centre with over 60 local businesses including cafes, restaurants, hardware store, pharmacies, doctor's offices, banking facilities and hair salons. It is zoned for popular schools including Hurupaki and Kamo Primary schools, Kamo Intermediate and Kamo High Schools (please contact schools for zoning information).\n\nWHANGAREI\nThe city and surrounding Whangarei District sit on some of the finest coastline in the world. Home to more then 100 beaches, the landscape is unforgettable - white sand and headlands, rocky points and tidal pools, cliffs, reefs, offshore islands, hills and extinct volcanos.\nWhangarei enjoys the semi-subtropical climate of the winterless north. No time is a bad time for outdoor activities that abound in the city and the beaches that surround it. \n\nClick here to view Chris Findlay's personal website\n