3/610 Maungatautari Road, Cambridge, Waipa, Waikato

3/610 Maungatautari Road, Cambridge, Waipa, Waikato Architectural Brilliance in a Dream Location

This unique property has been meticulously envisioned throughout, with no expense spared. The Zen-inspired entrance, complete with a moat creates a welcoming and serene atmosphere. The design was inspired by Vancouver architect Brian Hemingway. The property is directly across the road from Lake Karapiro so you can effortlessly launch your boat for water activities or enjoy a morning coffee at the Podium cafe.

Hidden behind secured gates, it offers a sense of intrigue as you meander up the driveway through speciality trees and an abundance of native bird life to a magnificent retreat. Loaded with features; Akwa timber beams, granite stone bench tops, glass pitch roof and stone walls providing a lodge feel to it.

The master suite, privately located at the opposite end of the house includes an intimate lounge around an open fireplace perfect for hiding away. The master suite includes an Italian tiled en-suite with a spa bath, double shower/massage heads, and a spacious walk-in wardrobe with built-in cabinetry, plus the bedroom has its own gas fireplace.

With four bedrooms in total, three open onto decks there's plenty of space and privacy. The main bathroom features a deep bath, floor to ceiling tiled shower offering a luxurious hotel-like experience, you'll never want to leave. A powder room off the hallway for guests.

The open-plan kitchen with a stone surround is the perfect spot to unwind at the end of the day. The kitchen overlooks a large outdoor entertaining area. This setup is perfect for long lunches or cosying up around the fire pit.

Room for a pool and numerous walking and biking trails make this a perfect home for adventure seekers. A large double garage with internal access and laundry completes this home.

Experience unparalleled luxury in Karapiro, schedule a private viewing today and make this exquisite home yours!

Deadline Sale: Closes Wednesday 18 December 2024; 4:00 p.m; NZSIR Cambridge (unless sold prior)