466 Klondyke Road, Onewhero, Franklin, Auckland

PEACEFUL COUNTRY START ON 10 ACRES

Escape to the countryside with this entry level classic 1960’s 4-bedroom brick homestead, set on a generous 4.3562 ha (10.7 acres) of mixed contours in rural Onewhero. Whether you're looking to establish a rural lifestyle, create a hobby farm, or simply enjoy the peace & beauty of nature, this property offers endless potential.

The picturesque home has timeless appeal with timber floors, a country style kitchen and plenty of natural light streaming in via the glazed areas which perfectly captures the rolling countryside and stunning sunsets. Relax on the deck of an evening as the wildlife come out, the hawks swoop through the sky, whilst rabbits, peacocks & turkeys gather around. Once the sun has set behind the hills, the night sky can be filled with stars without light pollution creating a glorious display.

Outdoors the expansive land is in six paddocks offering a range of possibilities for farming such as grazing animals like cattle, sheep or even horses or just enjoying space and the fresh country air around you. The detached garage/workshop area will house your implement and storage needs along with a yard area and space around for parking the trailer, float or tractor.

A close 5.8 km approx from Onewhero Village where you will find the local amenities of this close knit community. Onewhero Area School caters for students from primary right through to high school and the bus will stop at the top of the driveway. The Onewhero Rugby Club and Onewhero Golf course are all in handy proximity and a great way for newcomers to meet the locals.

The home provides a fantastic foundation for your vision to start life here in the country. Don’t miss your chance to make this unique property your own!

Extras Include:

• Underfloor & Ceiling Insulation and Ground Moisture Barrier

• Wood Burner, Heat Transfer System & Ventilation System

• Fruit Trees Including Feijoa, Peach, Mandarin, Lemon. Newly built - Raised Vege Beds.

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