Opotiki 平均房价Opotiki 租金均价 | A1677 Takaputahi Road, Opotiki and Surrounds | |
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地图位置 | 街景 | 周边 | 详细描述: | Private and peaceful, your own bush haven offering 81 hectares (more or less) with only a short road frontage and hidden away. Approximately one third is in pasture with around 20 head wintered with the remainder in regenerating bush and native. This property will suit anyone looking for the quiet life or a fantastic weekend getaway. Located approximately 35 Kilometres from Opotiki and almost at the end of Takaputahi Road in what is often described by visitors as one of the most beautiful areas around, just the drive in is well worth it and is part of the appeal. Improvements include a two bedroom cabin that provides cosy accommodation complete with log fire, gas hot water and solar power. The property is fenced into several paddocks is well tracked and has a good set of stock yards along with a two bay shed or hay barn. If you are looking for somewhere peaceful, private and relaxing this is the block for you. Location: The town of Opotiki is situated on a Harbour inlet formed by the junction of two rivers. Bounded by these rivers on three sides, the Opotiki Township comprises 309 hectares and the Opotiki District which extends from Ohiwa to Cape Runaway has a population of 9600. Opotiki's climate is equal to the best in New Zealand. The town is sheltered from the cold southerlies that are experienced in many other places. For sheer natural beauty, magnificent coastal scenery and beaches, an equable climate, many places of historical and cultural significance, a gentle pace of life, and friendly multi-cultural people, the Opotiki District is unparalleled anywhere in New Zealand. Ideally and centrally situated in a rapidly expanding holiday area, Opotiki is the northern gateway to Eastland and is also in the area known as 'The Tourist Diamond of the Pacific' and all its attractions are within easy distance. These include thermal areas with delightful hot pools, many rivers and lakes w |
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