113 Booker Road, Fairhall, Marlborough

Set upon stunning Marlborough, showcasing breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding vistas lies this serene lifestyle property. Spanning over 17.1 hectares, comprising of 8.1 hectares dedicated to pinot gris and sauvignon blanc grown for a leading NZ wine company with a desirable contract available. The remaining expanse is made up of rolling paddocks, a wildlife planted reservoir with 50 days irrigation scheme back-up water yet to be utilized for the 2024 growing season, a further one hectare of plantable viticulture land, landscaped grounds and native gardens, creating a haven of serenity with something for all. Located only a short distance from Blenheim CBD and the idyllic Marlborough sounds meaning location truly doesn’t get any better. The architectural home built by David Reid in 2006, is doubled glazed and features three spacious living areas, providing ample space for relaxation and entertainment. Three generously proportioned double bedrooms catering for comfort and privacy, ensuring a retreat for every member of the household. Abundant storage throughout the home speaks to practicality, while a dedicated office space accommodates the demands of a modern lifestyle. The inclusion of sliding doors seamlessly connects the interior with the captivating outdoors. The indoor-outdoor flow invites residents to embrace the scenic splendour that defines this property. Homes of this caliber and distinction rarely grace the market, the vendors have cherished the uniqueness of this property, however the decision to downsize has been made and plans to execute this move are firmly in their sights. The opportunity to call this stunning setting 'home' is now extended to those seeking a residence that marries serenity, privacy, and a fruitful lifestyle. This residence is not just a home but an embodiment of a Marlborough lifestyle. We urge you to get in touch with Mike Poff Team today should the property grasp your interest, to explore the possibilities our accommodating vendors could be open to, ensuring a seamless transition.