6.07 ha
land area
Character | Early 1900s villa with many original features restored and retained, both inside and out. |
Garden | A flourishing orchard and wild flower gardens. |
Lifestyle | A chance to live a self-sufficient lifestyle and provide space for horses or farm pets. |
Outdoor Living | Expansive decks, patios and a veranda, with plenty of room for a pool on the lawn. |
This 15-acre (more or less) property is a dream retreat for families who seek space, privacy and an escape from hectic city living. Lovers of period design will also appreciate the charm and character of the early 1900s villa, which was relocated here from Mount Eden in 1972. With its finials, feature fretwork and deep, wrap-around veranda, the residence tells a tale of yesteryear and perfectly complements this picturebook countryside setting. The generous paddocks have a gentle contour and envelop the homestead - creating the perfect scenario for families with horses or farm pets.
Meticulous original craftsmanship is on display inside and features rich timber floors and joinery, stained glass and original ceilings. A 3.7m stud enhances the grand sense of space and large sash windows showcase the lush green outlook. The wide hallway runs the length of the house, with the four double bedrooms located off it and serviced by the modernised family bathroom.
The voluminous formal lounge is warmed by the large wood burner, then flows into the dining space. This opens out to the sunny covered patio and lawn. The classic, country-style kitchen then flows out to yet another large, covered deck, perfect for barbeques and alfresco entertaining.
There is plenty of off-street parking outside, along with the separate double garage with attached studio/sleepout. Fragrant, wild gardens burst with colour and have been extensively planted to assist the local bees. Sweeping lawns are dotted with mature trees that are home to varied birdlife, while the flourishing orchard includes figs, feijoas, pecans, oranges, apples, tangelos, grapefruit, grapes and plums. The owner has developed somewhat of a nursery and propagates many plants from here.
If you've ever dreamed about living a self-sufficient, more sustainable lifestyle and allowing your kids to connect with nature, this is the place to do it.
No open homes this weekend.
Licensed under the REA Act 2008
Mobile: +64 27 567 8934 |
Office: +64 9 426 5911 |
travis.morgan@bayleys.co.nz |
6.07 ha
land area
Character | Early 1900s villa with many original features restored and retained, both inside and out. |
Garden | A flourishing orchard and wild flower gardens. |
Lifestyle | A chance to live a self-sufficient lifestyle and provide space for horses or farm pets. |
Outdoor Living | Expansive decks, patios and a veranda, with plenty of room for a pool on the lawn. |
20 Dye Access Road, Kaukapakapa
Open in mapLicensed under the REA Act 2008
Mobile: +64 27 567 8934 |
Office: +64 9 426 5911 |
travis.morgan@bayleys.co.nz |
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