Set on a private hectare of flat, fertile land, this exceptional Waihi property blends relaxed country living with refined comfort. Perfectly positioned by the river’s edge, where generations of children have swum with eels and spent endless summers exploring, it offers a lifestyle few can rival.
The main home impresses with its sense of space – vaulted ceilings soar above the central open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, creating an airy, light-filled hub for family life and entertaining. Step outside to a seamless alfresco dining and BBQ area overlooking the saltwater swimming pool and built-in spa – the ideal spot to unwind or host gatherings year-round.
The thoughtfully designed layout ensures privacy and practicality, with the main bedroom and ensuite positioned at one end of the home, creating a peaceful retreat for the owners. At the opposite end, two further oversized bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom, ideal for children or guests.
Adding to its versatility, a separate one-bedroom cottage currently operates as successful holiday accommodation, with a solid history of guest bookings – perfect for supplementary income. Completing the picture is a double garage and adjoining carport, providing ample room for vehicles, storage, or workshop space.
The land itself is a dream for those who love to grow, create or simply enjoy the outdoors. The owners have used it to produce hay and graze livestock in the past, while fruit trees, grape vines, and rich Waihi Ash soil ensure an abundant harvest throughout the seasons.
A highlight of the property is the established vineyard – approximately 80 grapevines across four different varieties. The current owners have lovingly tended these vines, producing their own boutique wine each season, a testament to the exceptional growing conditions of this special location.
A rare riverside opportunity where space, charm and lifestyle meet – this is more than a home; it’s a way of life.
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