Property listing ID: 933538
Experience the pinnacle of rural living without compromising on modern living. Nestled on 19.1055 hectares of rolling landscape, this expansive family estate offers a rare combination of high-end design, functional farming land, and breathtaking, panoramic views that stretch for miles. Step inside a home designed with the modern family in mind. At its heart lies a modern kitchen with two generous sunny living areas, ensuring there is space for both quiet relaxation and vibrant entertaining. Four spacious bedrooms, including a master retreat featuring a walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite. Three bathrooms to accommodate a busy household. The perfect "work-from-home" setup with a dedicated office. A double internal access garage supplemented by an incredible 6+ car off-street parking area. Slide back the ranch sliders and step onto the expansive deck, where the indoor and outdoor worlds merge. Whether you’re hosting a summer BBQ, soaking in the spa pool, or watching the kids play on the large, flat lawn, the backdrop of rolling green hills provides an unmatched sense of peace. This isn't just a backyard; it’s a lifestyle. The property is thoughtfully divided to offer both beauty and utility: A beautifully covenanted and fenced area of native bush, preserving the local ecology. Quality grazing land dotted with mature trees, ideal for livestock or horses. The land features two picturesque ponds and includes two character-filled old sheds, perfect for storage. From the shimmering ponds to the miles of rural vistas, this property is a sanctuary for the soul. If you’ve been searching for space for the kids to roam, land to call your own, and a home that caters to every modern whim, your search ends here. Kanohi, Kaukapakapa, Shed 16, Makarau, Rodney, Wellsford, Warkworth, Puhoi, Dome Valley, Kaipara Flats, SH16, Kaipara College, Mahurangi College, Rodney College, rural lifestyle, lifestyle blocks, Auckland Northland corridor, farming, cattle, sheep, deer, livestock
Listed by Barfoot & Thompson , Nik Sams (Whangaparaoa)