337 Foothills Road, Okuku, Waimakariri
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Environmentally Friendly
This lifestyle block is quite unique, offering future income from pruned macrocarpa, some of which are almost thirty years old and more recently planted eucalyptus nitens. There are large number of walnuts, eating chestnuts, hazelnuts, an established orchard of apples, black-boy peaches, quince, pears, nectarines, red and black currants, gooseberries, a Medlar tree and fig tree. You could consider establishing truffles under the large stand of English oaks and the hazelnuts. There is so much diversity here with, roses, Japanese maples, cedars, a monkey puzzle and for firewood there are plenty of eucalyptus, cedars and pine trees. The home is a 90m2, two bedroom, 1950s weatherboard bungalow, with a more modern Colorsteel roof and heating is from a log-burner connected to the cylinder with a wet-back. Being within the new size for a minor dwelling, under the proposed district plan, you could live here while you build a new home, or you could make it your sole dwelling. It would be easy to add value with some paint and imagination. The vendor has provided a building inspection report which can be assigned to the purchaser for a small fee, so you can buy with confidence. A small sleep-out with power and some support buildings can be found near the house and at the back of the property is a fully lockable three bay barn of around 80m2. Having your own well, supplying water to the house and tanks at the front is a saving in rates and the shed at the back has been set up for rainwater collection. Now that the trees are established, with minimal fencing, you could run stock over most of the property. Because the trees are at different stages they could be selectively logged, giving space for the younger trees to grow.
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337 Foothills Road, Okuku, Waimakariri
Web ID
RL115294
Floor area
90m2
Land area
8.0 ha
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$840,000
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Deadline Sale
Deadline sale ended Tuesday 13th April - currently UNDER OFFER. This superbly located 13 acres of land provides you with a variety of options and viewing is essential to appreciate. With serene views of Mt Thomas and Mt Grey the land is easy to build on being flat. Position your build to capture the views and utilise the existing permitted 3 bay shed with 3 phase power and a landline, one bay is fully enclosed with a concrete floor. With title issued you can start building immediately, letting your imagination run free as you design your dream home, with its own private bore (no over chlorinated city water), free draining land and some existing internal fencing this is the perfect spot to begin building your lifestyle dream! The warm-hearted community in Okuku will complete your dream, the amenities of Rangiora are only a short drive and a variety of recreational activities are available on your doorstep including hiking, swimming, fishing, four-wheel driving or joining the local pony club, plus the added bonus of the Loburn School bus to the gate. Don't miss this opportunity call Leigh today!
Deadline Sale
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This lifestyle block is quite unique, offering future income from pruned macrocarpa, some of which are almost thirty years old and more recently planted eucalyptus nitens. There are large number of walnuts, eating chestnuts, hazelnuts, an established orchard of apples, black-boy peaches, quince, pears, nectarines, red and black currants, gooseberries, a Medlar tree and fig tree. You could consider establishing truffles under the large stand of English oaks and the hazelnuts. There is so much diversity here with, roses, Japanese maples, cedars, a monkey puzzle and for firewood there are plenty of eucalyptus, cedars and pine trees. The home is a 90m2, two bedroom, 1950s weatherboard bungalow, with a more modern Colorsteel roof and heating is from a log-burner connected to the cylinder with a wet-back. Being within the new size for a minor dwelling, under the proposed district plan, you could live here while you build a new home, or you could make it your sole dwelling. It would be easy to add value with some paint and imagination. The vendor has provided a building inspection report which can be assigned to the purchaser for a small fee, so you can buy with confidence. A small sleep-out with power and some support buildings can be found near the house and at the back of the property is a fully lockable three bay barn of around 80m2. Having your own well, supplying water to the house and tanks at the front is a saving in rates and the shed at the back has been set up for rainwater collection. Now that the trees are established, with minimal fencing, you could run stock over most of the property. Because the trees are at different stages they could be selectively logged, giving space for the younger trees to grow.
$780,000
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