16 Oak Street, Orari, Timaru, Canterbury

16 Oak Street, Orari, Timaru, Canterbury Desirable lifestyle

Welcome to this stunning home, ready and waiting for new owners to come and enjoy. Our vendors are incredibly motivated and have a new home they are ready to move to. They have told us they have one goal – sell! Because of the vendor’s motivation levels, we have dropped the price so that an amazing new owner can secure a great buy now.

Built in 2010, this home is perfect for those who value comfort and space. Situated on 2.0234 hectares (more or less) of land, the approximately 277sqm home provides ample room to relax and unwind. Situated conveniently halfway between Ashburton and Timaru, you have two thriving towns very close by. With Geraldine a scenic 8.9km drive away, you also have quick access to the Mackenzie Country and all it has to offer.

The heart of the home is the open plan kitchen, complete with a butler's pantry for additional storage and convenience. The living space seamlessly flows into a wide and spacious hallway, leading to four generously sized family bedrooms and a separate office, providing plenty of room for everyone. The master bedroom is a true sanctuary, featuring a large walk-in wardrobe and a private ensuite, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. This home has been thoughtfully designed with no detail overlooked, equipped with double glazing for energy efficiency. The bathrooms are beautifully tiled with underfloor heating along with the entire house fitted with underfloor heating in the carpeted areas, ensuring cozy warmth on colder days.

Outside, you'll find one unit of the Orari water scheme supplying ample water with a 30,000 litre storage tank. There is also a four bay shed, with two lockable bays featuring a concrete floor and power, as well as firewood storage at the end of the shed and a playhouse. The property is currently divided into three paddocks, with approximately 20 stone fruit trees, a large vegetable garden, and a chicken coup. The home also features solar tubes on the roof to heat water during the summer months.