Rārangi Hou
Rarely does an opportunity such as this present itself.
Situated between Blenheim and Picton, this 12.08ha block holds huge potential – a sanctuary close to both towns, its appeal is evident.
No visible neighbours and elevated views to the North and South make this property truly something special. An exceptional lifestyle – the private and secluded spot has an attractively set out home site, flanked by trees and grassed areas. There is a lovely sunny three bedroomed comfortable home, ripe for a little modernisation and plenty of potential to add value, or left as is - it is perfect for a family. Two bathrooms are a bonus, the kitchen features generous storage and a hobbies room caters for personal interests. Situated on two levels, there is a view from every window and a decked area leading off the open plan living looks over established gardens.
Great garaging and outbuildings feature on this user-friendly site, and there is plenty of parking room for that boat if you plan to capitalise on the Sounds being mere moments away.
Prime grazing land and grass year round will cater for those with horses or animals and the land lends itself towards self-sufficiency. Note a natural water source for stock in each divided paddock, and all of which are fully fenced.
The top of the block offers an unmatched outlook toward Queen Charlotte Sound in the North, and Marlborough’s Ranges to the South. Buyers could investigate the possibility of a superb and spectacular further building site with panoramic views.
Find solace in nature and retire to a quiet life when you choose, and when you don’t wish for seclusion – take a short trip into nearby suburbia from this handy retreat.
The acquisition of a reasonably sized property these days is becoming difficult to come by. There is no doubt that this is certainly a rare and exciting prospect and one not to be ignored. With major scope for enhancement and improvement,– this may be your one chance at the “Good Life”.
Land with a lot of promise! Get in touch with Will Porter and Campbell Gill today.