Living here you’ll be close enough to town for commuting or shopping but far enough to escape the bustle of the city. This comfortable 1960’s brick home was previously home to one of Ngaruawahia’s favourite mayor’s Angus Mcdonald and when you visit you’ll see why he chose 22a Te Puroa Road to oversee this peaceful little Waikato town. You’ll be immediately impressed by the magnificent views and room to graze, garden or the kids to play. Purchasing this lovely home will ensure contentment, space and a visual symphony every time you look out the window. 

There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an office which is rare among new lifestyle homes built primarily for larger families. The more recent addition of a lounge, entrance and billiard room gives you plenty of space for other options. The current owner has found this to be an ideal set-up for AirBnB guests as a secondary income. This home is positioned with a northern aspect for warmth and to take best advantage of spectacular views. The floor plan flows easily from the front door and through the home allowing for good social interaction between family and guests. 

Beside the house are well developed gardens where you can enjoy a productive and varied orchard that will provide plenty of fruit for the family with enough to give away, neatly completing your self-sufficiency. As you’re swept up the circular driveway entrance, mature trees add elegance to the overall lifestyle setting. Sitting high above the surrounding countryside the four hectare site has been developed into several manageable paddocks, including water for each and several farm utility buildings. A good sized stockyard and ramp will make your farming easier and popular with less equipped neighbours. The internal access garage comes complete with a mud-room for wet days and there’s plenty of off-street parking for your visitors. 

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