590 Pataua North Road, Whareora, Whareora, Whangārei

QUALITY LIFESTYLE, TOP LOCATION, MAGNIFICENT VIEWS

Located just 20 minutes from the Whangarei CBD, within the Glenbervie School and Transport Zone and a short distance from the beautiful beaches of Pataua North is this modern three bedroom two bathroom cedar home. The home is well situated on a private 10 acre easy care block of land, protected from the south and with truly magnificent vistas of the surrounding bush and countryside that takes your breath away. The considered design process has resulted in a functional floor plan that gives you all day sun in the kitchen, dining and living areas that open out onto the expansive north facing deck and quality living for all the family. Water is provided from the roof through two large concrete tanks, the home also has infinity gas hot water, a gas hob , a log fire and a heat exchange system for comfort in the winter. This beautiful home offers you privacy and the opportunity to live and enjoy a truly carefree country lifestyle. If it is a lot of work you are after, this is not the property for you. The quality construction with incredible attention to detail makes this a dream home in a fantastic lifestyle location.
WHANGAREI
The city and surrounding Whangarei District sit on some of the finest coastline in the world. Home to more then 100 beaches, its landscapes are unforgettable: white sand and headlands, rocky points and tidal pools, cliffs, reefs, offshore islands, hills and extinct volcanos.
Whangarei 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.
Whangarei is the countrys northern most municipality, and while it has an urban vibe nature is never far. It is also a centre for wildlife conservation, both in and out of the water .
Lifes a beach: Voted second equal in National Geographic Traveller magazines list of the planets top coastal destinations, the Tutukaka coast is renowned both for its outstanding diving and as one of the few places in New Zealand where native bush and white sand collide.