Whangarei 平均房价Whangarei 租金均价 | A348 Mangakahia Road, Maungatapere | $589,000 listed in 2014年10月 | Lifestyle dwelling: 4 1 | 建筑面积: 277 sqm | 土地面积: [测量] |
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地图位置 | 街景 | 周边 | 详细描述: | This northfacing property has been solidly constructed of brick and tile by owner builder. Aluminium joinery including thermosils and pink batts insulation. Town water supply. Sun all day. Internal access from a large double garage with attic stairs, work benches and oodles of storage throughout the whole house and garage. Country style island kitchen with all the cupboard and bench space a cook could want. Great indoor/outdoor flow through the dining and lounge ranchsliders onto a large covered tiled deck. Wood fire in lounge with wet back provides money saving hotwater in winter. Bathroom has a spa bath and toilet is separate. A large laundry includes a SECOND SHOWER, VANITY and TOILET with easy access from the outside. Wider than standard hallways and doors make this home wheelchair friendly. The large laundry could also be easily converted into a bathroom able to accomodate a person with wheelchair requirements. There are four double bedrooms with built in wardrobe shelving and extra storage above. One bedroom is currently being used as a media room. Outside buildings include a barn, a garden shed with potting area, a glasshouse and a chookhouse. There are currently 19 laying hens and a rooster which can be included in the sale if desired. Rich volcanic soil grows great veges and bountiful crops of avocados, limes and lemons for sale. These trees are now reaching their best producing years. A mature orchard has a wide selection of fruit trees as well as raised strawberry beds. There are also many flowering & foliage trees providing year round colour and interest. A picturesque stream meanders the north eastern boundary and the banks are planted with a selection of native trees and plants. A lovely place to have a picnic without leaving home! Native birds are frequent visitors to the prope |
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