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Gladstone Vineyard
Gladstone Vineyard
Phone:
+64 6-379 8563
Hours:
+64 6-379 8563
Hours:
| Sunday | 11am - 5pm |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 5pm |
| Friday | 11am - 10pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 5pm |
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UNDER CONTRACT; Multi-Award Winning Gladstone Vineyard, Winery & Restaurant
This is a superb wine estate in the heart of Gladstone, Wairarapa, New Zealand.Gladstone Vineyard presents a unique opportunity to purchase an established, high quality wine business on a growth path to becoming one of New Zealand's leading boutique wineries.
The grounds are beautiful and welcoming and the 13 hectares of vineyards, wine-making facilities, restaurant, cellar door and accommodation attracts nearly 3,000 visitors per year - and there are still further income streams to explore.
There are two vineyard properties - the home block at 340 Gladstone Road and is an area of 10.5 hectares with 2.7 hectares in planted vines, and the Dakin's Road block is an area of 10 hectares all planted in vines. The vendor leases a further 10 hectares of vineyards from local growers. There are options locally to increase production further as required.
At the home block, the architecturally designed winery building was completed in 2005 and has the infrastructure in place to process up to 500 tonnes of grapes. Nearby is the old winery that houses the tasting area, commercial kitchen and some barrel storage. A restaurant building for 60 diners opens onto a grass area which can cater for upwards of 80 customers. This is available for family and group bookings and events as required (weddings, functions, birthday parties).
The homestead is a two storey Edwardian villa, with balcony and verandah, built in 1906 it sits on a commanding elevated site overlooking the vineyard. It is approached on a 300 metre driveway with duck pond on one side and vines on the other. The house has three bedrooms, a bunkroom and bathroom on the upper level, and dining and entertaining spaces downstairs. The large kitchen and living area 'lean-to' was modernized in 2000 and a spacious deck, with barbecue and spa follows the sun from morning to night. The house is a two-minute walk from the winery and associated facilities.
Adjoining the house is a two story garage building with space for three cars and an office space upstairs.
At Dakins Road, there is a large implement and equipment storage shed.
Sales of Gladstone Vineyard wines in New Zealand and internationally have grown steadily and carefully from a small lifestyle operation of about 1000 cases in 1996 to an export-focused business that in recent vintages has crushed over 150 tonnes (8000-10,000 cases).
New export routes to market have been established. New importers in Singapore, the Philippines, Japan and the UK have been appointed, and export sales have continued to grow with expected expansion into new markets, including the USA, South America and Indonesia in the coming 1-2 years.
Existing plantings and winemaking facilities have the potential to grow the business to produce around 15,000 cases. Gladstone Vineyard has also developed considerable expertise and a growing reputation for contract winemaking.
The wine industry is showing renewed confidence and there is opportunity to grow production and sales a further 100% to approximately 20,000 cases over the next 3-5 years. This requires capital injection of plant and working capital.
The hard work has been done, there is an international market already established and this developing vineyard is ready to go the next stage.
What an opportunity to get out of the city and enjoy a provincial lifestyle in the heart of the wonderful Wairarapa!
UNDER CONTRACT
Full business disclosure is available to interested parties
The sale offer includes all:
o land and buildings
o vineyard equipment and chattels
o stock, brands and goodwill.
In addition, stock will be valued at the time of sale.
Please contact the vendors Sole Agents for further detail;
Blair Stevens
+64 27 527 7007
blair@nzr.nz
NZR Real Estate Limited
Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Jaime Slater
+64 27 445 2463
jaime.slater@harcourts.co.nz
Harcourts Hamill Realty Limited
Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Gladstone, New Zealand
Gladstone is a lightly populated locality in the Carterton District of New Zealand's North Island, located on the Mangahuia Stream near where the Tauweru River joins the Ruamahanga River. The nearest town is Carterton 15 kilometres to the northwest, and nearby settlements include Ponatahi to the west and Longbush to the south. It was named after British Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone.Gladstone is primarily a farming community and some viticulture occurs in the area. Viticultural activity is increasing as winemakers realise the potential of soil and climate that produce low yielding rich concentrated grapes. Gladstone also has a number of small businesses and industries, including cafes, homestays, and a wheelwright shop.
The Gladstone Inn, known to locals as 'The Gladdy', is Gladstone's iconic pub and it was voted by the Hospitality Association of New Zealand as the best country hotel in New Zealand in 2006.
Gladstone School is the local primary school accommodating approximately 100 children. This has been the main school for the area since the closure of schools in Longbush, Maungaraki, and Te Whiti in 1968. Over the last decade, the school has gained popularity and is now taking children from further away, including Carterton, Martinborough, and Masterton.
A sports complex is located in Gladstone near the pub. It is the home of Gladstone's rugby union and hockey clubs.
The Wairarapa Pistol & Shooting Sports Club has a shooting range in the area.
Thirty-four deceased soldiers from Gladstone and its surrounds are commemorated by a small roadside war memorial, and part of the main road between Masterton and Gladstone is lined with 36 memorial oaks. Why there are thirty-six rather than thirty-four oaks is unknown.
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Wairarapa - Wine tours, activities and things to do
Wairarapa is a relaxed pastoral area with charming townships, a thriving café scene, sheep farms and orchards, an increasing number of vineyards and it is located in the southeast corner of the North Island. Wairarapa offers a peaceful retreat from city life and is just over an hours drive from Wellington, separated from the city by the Rimutaka Range. A region where there are endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, where you are treated to spectacular coastlines, wide valleys, towns full of character and one of New Zealand's top wine and food destinations.
Masterton is Wairarapa's largest town and is a great family destination, an ideal location from which to explore the region with so much to do. Hosting the yearly event 'Balloons over Wairarapa' where you get the opportunity to glide over the stunning regions pastoral landscape with a backdrop of magical mountains. 'Queen Elizabeth Park' offers lots of family activities, playground, flying fox, train, skate park and endless grounds with a deer and duck pond and Masterton also offers an excellent line up of cafes, bars and restaurants.
Wairarapa red wine and grapes
The wine village of Martinborough is packed with colonial charm and offers more than 20 wineries synonymous with some of New Zealand's finest red wines. Take a bike tour and visit the numerous wineries and explore the region's walking tracks and cycle trails along with fantastic restaurants and cafes.
Carterton is home to the artists and authors, a small town, which makes a great base for exploring the region. The Waiohine Gorge bisects the landscape and forms a spectacular gateway to the Tararua Forest Park and 'Stonehenge Aotearoa' allows visitors to experience the wonder of stone circles with a full scale working adaption of Stonehenge in England.
Greytown is a very pretty town with it's tree lined setting and Victorian wooden buildings, it's boutique shopping and stylish restaurants and cafes and it's perfect base for cycling the Wairarapa countryside.
Wairarpa Mt Bruce KakaVisit Pakaha Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre which is located in a majestic forest, here you can see some of the world's rarest birds and native endangered ones. Meet 'Manukura', the worlds only white kiwi in captivity, learn about the Tuatara, New Zealand's very own dinosaurs, discover all about eels with an informative talk and take the opportunity to help feed them, or watch the Kaka's and their wild antics at feeding time.
On the east coast visit spectacular 'Castlepoint' with its 100-year-old lighthouse presiding over a rocky knoll and from which the coastline views are outstanding, safe swimming is found in the sheltered lagoon and there are stunning walks to be had in the area.
The hour's scenic coastal drive to Cape Palliser is outstanding with it's wild windswept coast on one side and sheer cliffs on the other. The Cape Palliser Lighthouse, which stands on a knoll overlooking the ocean, greets you; if you climb a mere 253 steps up to the lighthouse you are treated to outstanding views of the entire coast, the largest North Island New Zealand fur seal colony lies just across the road and you can get incredibly close to these mammals.
Tauherenikau autumn 2011.wmv
This helmet cam footage is from my old camera that got the boot shortly after this recording!So apologies for the bad quality, bad angle and terrible sound (if you can handle the horrid wind noise loud - you can hear me talking).
Enjoy
Gladstone School Wairarapa 15 Sept 2010
This is your life Peter Jasckson!
FOR SALE | The Summit Lodge - Gladstone, Wairarapa | Jo-Kelly & Co
Summit Lodge.This wonderful countryside home is built with a nod to tradition but its modern aesthetic is definitely the shining star. Built in a U-shape, in the eastern wing are three ensuite bedrooms, each with their own heatpump/airconditioning as well as a private patio area. There is also a large separate living area with a jetmaster open fire and heat pump. Bi-fold doors open to the central courtyard which provides the perfect spot for an alfresco meal or sipping a glass of local wine whilst soaking in the large spa pool under a star filled night sky.
The large kitchen / dining room is in the heart of the home and is well appointed, informal and relaxed. Heated by a large jetmaster fire or heatpump for convenience. This fabulous space also opens to the central courtyard as well as a formal, high stud entrance hall – off which is a handy study or office
The western wing includes two further ensuite bedrooms, sunny living area with a private patio that looks over farmland to the Western Hills. Plenty of storage, a large laundry area and double garage are also on this side of the home.
The property has many sustainability features including 7.5kw solar panels, an on-site waste water system which drip feeds treated water into the garden; four water tanks which hold a capacity of 110,000 litres of rain water, double glazing throughout as well as wool insulation in the walls and roof cavity.
Summit Lodge two acres of gardens, full of NZ native plants, fruit trees and colour, attracting all manor of birdlife. The gardens have been planted using permaculture principles and are now very well established and very beautiful.
Situated on 10 acres of lush farmland in three paddocks – there is extra garaging plus workshop, woodshed, chicken shed and a designer animal shelter (for the alpacas) with it’s own water tank.
Currently operating as a Five Star Lodge offering boutique accommodation, only 15 minutes drive from Masterton, Carterton, Greytown and a 90 minute drive to Wellington City. Close to wineries and the award winning Gladstone Inn, it’s in the perfect spot for your new home or business venture.
You really need to view this property to appreciate all it offers.
For more information about this stunning property, please call Jo and Kelly on 0800 222171
Stonehenge Aotearoa - Lighting up the Henge
Eclipse (an NZ Pink Floyd Cover band) played at Stonehenge Aotearoa in Carterton on February 1st 2014. This was part of the light show where they lit up the henge.
SOLD | Assisi Gardens, Te Kopi Road, Gladstone, Wairarapa | Jaime Slater - Harcourts
Listing link:Whether it's the sky-god life of Jupiter you want, or the freedom of Bacchus you crave, make the climb with me (Jaime) to Assisi Gardens & be amazed.
With panoramic views of the Wairarapa Valley, this magnificent property crowning the hills of Gladstone is indeed a heavenly place. The spectacular gardens are complemented by a curvaceous house which echoes the luxurious lifestyle of celestial creatures. The 11.5 hectares of historical farmland have been carefully planted over 15 years. The 600 redwoods, 60 olives, hydrangeas, native grasses, willows, larches, wild flowers & red hot pokers, together with many other species make a NZ Garden Trust Garden of National Significance, visited by admirers from around the world.
A man-made lake graced by swans, the alpine garden, water features & an orchard of fruit and nuts are some of the garden's highlights. An olive grove forming a natural round amphitheatre is perfect for wedding ceremonies, & is copied in the architecturally designed house, built on a curve for extended views of the countryside.
The lower level of the house invites leisurely living with a substantial open-plan kitchen and family space, separate dining room and separate drawing room with open fire and romantic window seats. A large bedroom with bathtub overlooking the lake and walk-in robe is included for one level living if required.
The wine closet would delight Every room has a spectacular view through cedar/aluminium joinery. The style of the arterial corridor embracing the rooms in a curved sweep brings to mind the Colosseum of Rome. Bacchus, the Roman god of wine. The upper level of the house, with concave and convex roof lines, offers a spacious home office or library and three more large bedrooms. Doors open to the terrace swimming pool and detached villetta (chalet) containing two bedrooms and a bathroom for guests or grandchildren.
Every room in the house has a view of either rolling farmland and the Tararua mountains, or the beautiful gardens and lake. Assisi's owners enjoy hosting wedding ceremonies, tour groups and garden events. Their grand hillside story is one of family history since 1873, with challenges, rewards and occasions of pride and joy. GV$1,700.000.
Contact me on 0800 33 22 66 or jaime.slater@harcourts.co.nz
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Gladstone Pre-Xmas trailride 2017
Pre Xmas Trialride at Te Whanga Station, 691 Te Kopi Road, Gladstone, Carterton District
SOLD | 110 Te Wharau Road, Gladstone - Wairarapa | Jaime Slater, Harcourts
Jaime Slater Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008Harcourts Hamill Realty Ltd MREINZ (Licensed Agent 2008)
This amazing energy efficient home is sited perfectly and was designed to take advantage of spectacular views of the Gladstone hills and Tararua Ranges. Boasting four large bedrooms, two tiled bathrooms and multiple living areas, this property will appeal to families wanting to live the country dream or as a low maintenance lifestyle property for all ages. Located approximately 14 km's from Masterton, this unique property, with its beautiful high stud and chapel ceilings, is well insulated and has fantastic heating and cooling options for all year round comfort. It is finished to an exceptional standard and also features bi-fold windows that look out to the vast sprawling lawn. Outside the home is surrounded by native plantings and features a beautiful natural spring, a covered barbecue area, pretty easy care gardens, vegetable patch, stock yards and a chook house all set on 3.72ha. School bus to the gate.
Do not delay call Jaime today on 0800 33 22 66 for an appointment to view.
SOLD | 26 Grey Street, Martinborough, Wairarapa, New Zealand | Jaime Slater – Harcourts
Viewings are strictly by appointment.Jaime Slater | Harcourts Hamill Reality Greytown, Licensed Agent, REAA 2008. 0800 33 22 66 or jaime.slater@harcourts.co.nz
Top of the Class
Welcome to magical Martinborough, where the local School Master’s House has been completely reinvigorated with immaculate style.
A treasured piece of this Wairarapa town’s history, the house and grounds have enjoyed the attention of an experienced interior designer and creative gardener for the past eight years. The original dwelling has sympathetic extensions designed by leading local architect, Max Edridge and the home now sits in pride of place on this grand property with five bedrooms, three living areas and three bathrooms.
A glittering entrance hall with guest facilities offers a warm welcome. It flows to the formal sitting room with sets of French doors leading to the delightful garden. The Warmington log burner does its job with doors open for ambience or closed for comfort. Decorative plaster ceiling rounds carry large chandeliers, with original polished floorboards underfoot.
Next is the open plan kitchen, dining and family living area, with sun-hugging skylight(s) and this luxurious window seat. The dining zone and another log burner mean heart-warming dinner parties in winter, or throw open the doors to flow out to the garden in summer.
An office nook is tucked away, but close to the kitchen and social centre of the house. A granite-topped kitchen island is set up for communal cooking and celebrating local wines, and the scullery with second sink, a separate pantry and large Ilve electric oven with gas hob will turn out as much home-cooked goodness as you require.
Another separate lounge offers peace, plush carpet and the quick comfort of one of four heat pumps in the house.
Enjoy entertaining in the afternoon sun on the wide veranda.
The two downstairs bedrooms with doors out to the veranda offer easy ground floor access and views of the front garden. A separate laundry with underfloor heating and extra toilet make modern living easy. Upstairs are three more bedrooms and two bathrooms, both with underfloor heating.
The top balcony offers the most stunning views of the Tararua mountain range. Even the bathtub has a view, with it’s cleverly positioned long window.
The property has been carefully planned and upgraded around precious old trees such as plum, oak and weeping elm. Apple, pear, cherry and quince trees also grace the garden, with a solid chook run and laying box ready for egg production.
Outdoor lovers will enjoy the all the whimsical garden zones. The back garden was once a rugby field. The owners shifted the goal posts and created imaginative curiosities around the property. `The Ruins’ were built with an old historic feel, grapes growing over a pergola and an outdoor fireplace. The Folly, with its buxus hedging and peony beds, plus the Knot Garden, give everyone a unique place to retreat. More peony beds exhibit the joys of spring.
The front circular driveway is wide enough for cars to pass in tandem. A three-car garage with drive-through access and breezeway to the house has many possibilities. As does the huge former school bus shed.
Enjoy the history of the School Master’s House and let its modern elements accommodate and cater to your lifestyle.
Viewings are strictly by appointment. Please call Jaime Slater on 0800 33 22 66 or email jaime.slater@harcourts.co.nz.
Hamill Realty Ltd, MREINZ. Licensed Agent, REAA 2008.
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SOLD by NZR-Excellent Irrigated Dairy Unit - Central Wairarapa - 169ha
SOLD by NZR Real EstateLocation: 188 Waihakeke Road, Carterton, New Zealand
This highly specced dairy unit is located a very short drive from both Greytown & Carterton offering the owners the sanctity of a real work/life balance with cafes, schools, shops & suppliers closeby. The infrastructure on this property is top class.
The 50 bail rotary cowshed with Waikato plant has ACR's, auto drafting, covered vet yard, 400 cow yard and many energy & labour saving features. The original 18 aside herringbone is still operational, used for colostrum cows. The farm is very well set up for other buildings, with two specialist barns catering for 150 calves under cover.
The farm has a mix of soils including highly fertile alluvial silt loams, and there is extensive drainage. Large areas have been re-grassed and the Tow & Fert system has lifted the clover component of the pastures with no N applied in last 2 seasons. The fertility levels are optimised.
The last 6 years production av. is 178,000kgMS, off around 400 cows and over a 159 ha platform area (includes 6ha lease). The 65 paddocks all have filtered water and are linked by two underpasses. There is access to river metal. The whole milking platform is irrigated via 4 separate irrigation consents. The effluent can also be applied to the whole farm. Both mainline systems are linked together.
The main dwelling is 4/5 bedrooms with a tidy 2 bedroom workers cottage close to the rotary. Nine titles offer a 123ha farm / 46ha bareland split.
There are many extras being left with the farm to ensure it is any easy start-up for the new owner.
This is one not to miss !
SOLD by NZR Real Estate December 2017.
Sales Contact: Blair Stevens, Rural Sales Specialist
0275 277 007 06 370 9199 blair@nzr.nz
NZR Real Estate Limited, Licensed REAA 2008
Maize paddock MX 1.wmv
MARTINBOROUGH RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB DREAM BIG
Here's Martinborough Rugby Club's entry into the ANZ Dream Big campaign. WATCH IN 1080p FOR BEST QUALITY
For Sale | The French Village, 999 Mangatarere Valley, Carterton | Jo-Kelly & Co
The French Village in the Mangatarere Valley, Carterton.
Wairarapa NZ - A Snapshot
A quick sum up of the Wairarapa region and what it has to offer! For more information head to wairarapanz.com.
Hamilton County Bluegrass Band performing 'Way Down South'
Hamilton County Bluegrass Band performing 'Way Down South' - a Paul Trenwith original, recounting his first appearance at American festivals where he was accepted as true Southerner and 'bluegrass musician'. The Hamilton County Bluegrass Band is still the first and only NZ band to play The Grand Ole Opry in the USA. This version at the Topp Twins Summer Hoe-Down - Gladstone Winery near Carterton, New Zealand. February 11, 2011.
SOLD | 19 Jellicoe Street, Greytown, Wairarapa | Harcourts
Brady Bingham on 0800 4 BRADY or Janet Suisted on 027 668 3550. Harcourts Hamill Realty Ltd. Licensed Agents, REAA 2008.Listing link:
Brady Bingham from Harcourts Hamill Realty in the Wairarapa and today he's here on Jellicoe Street with one of the finest homes in Greytown to tempt you with.
Here you are only a few minutes stroll from the shops. And this, is one of those rare family homes that works so well — it has hardly changed since the day it was built – 90 years ago.
And this sense of capacious easy confidence welcomes you in – the minute you wander down the driveway.
Built to impress in the English Country Revival style — as an entertainers dream in 1927 — this grand and generously proportioned two story home was quickly dubbed the ‘over-the-top, and ridiculously comfortable weekender’, by the envious townsfolk of the day!
With still more than three thousand square metres of well laid out and fully established grounds the property is so very private. And also remarkably easy care — so you have more time to enjoy the good life with your family. You can imagine just how pleasant it would have been to pull up here in your Model A Ford — back in the day!
The vendor is an accomplished interior designer and this substantial 1920’s family home has been treated to a lavish renovation of the highest standard and specifications — while retaining the proven layout, existing character and easy charm of the period.
This entrance hall still impresses every guest.
As will the local wines and nibbles served so very chilled in this fantastically formal sitting room with its open fire for those cosy winter nights.
Or glide on through to your choice of the dining room and library with it’s impeccable original wood panelling — or the billiard room with it’s table finished in uniquely original black felt.
This home was featured in the January 2015 issues of NZ House&Garden magazine and as you wander around here it’s easy to see why. At the heart of the house is the award winning, custom built farmhouse kitchen. With soft close cabinetry, integrated double fridge/freezer, dishwasher and double sink. The Falcon 5-burner induction hob and double oven, range extractor and scullery all mean that yours is the kitchen they’ll love the best!
Upstairs are 5 expansive double bedrooms. The master shines with it’s own double wardrobing, dressing room and ensuite with tiled shower and Perrin & Rowe fittings, imported from Europe.
Our favourite room in the house though, simply must be this incredible sunroom.
Imagine the laid back lazy weekends to be had right here. And from up here you can see how close the Greytown clocktower is — and then through to the Tararuas.
On the other side of the upstairs level is the large family bathroom with tiled shower, soak tub, double sinks and more of these extremely elegant European fittings.
Then there is the pool. Heated and self-cleaning with integrated cover and water feature. In the far corner behind the pool is the secret herb and vege garden. Throughout the grounds there is a wonderful assortment of fruit trees for your kids to discover. The carport fits with the lines of the house and has seperate lockup storage.
Along the back entrance way are several incredibly handy service rooms. A fully equipped laundry, dairy, meat shed, wood shed and even outside toilet and shower with heated flooring.
This is a real and substantial sanctuary for your family. There is so much on offer here that you really need to visit and explore it all for yourself.
Viewings are strictly by appointment. For more information or to see for yourself, call Brady Bingham on 0800 4 BRADY or Janet Suisted on 027 668 3550. Harcourts Hamill Realty Ltd. Licensed Agents, REAA 2008.
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For Sale | A slice of Paradise in the Wairarapa - Hoeke Lodge | Lindsey Ward - Mike Pero
Listing link:This retreat style, architecturally designed, dream home is sure to delight. “Hoeke Lodge” is set on an idyllic 3.48 hectares (8.4 acres) with breathtaking panoramic views of the Wairarapa landscape and within a five minute drive to Carterton town and railway station and just over an hour to Wellington. Perfect as either a full time residence, or 5 star boutique, luxury lodge for the buyer who would like a home and income opportunity (
This 424m2 property, on one level, was built in 2013 to the highest specification for an owner that does it once and does it right. You will feel at home as soon as you walk under the grand hand crafted portico entrance which leads you through a reception area to formal living and dining areas with an open flame gas fire and imported crystal chandeliers.
The spacious, designer kitchen is a chefs dream with Matai timber floors, granite worktops, commercial ovens, 2 deep dish drawers. No expense has been spared. All four bedrooms have walk in wardrobes / dressing rooms and ensuite (two with baths and rain showers, others with rain showers). A third relaxed living area is heated by a wood burner and could be used for family members or as a private living area should you choose.
The indoor / outdoor flow is available through bi fold doors from all living areas and bedrooms. Decks reach out from the front of the property to sit and admire the views, listen to the native birds in the mature Totara Grove and gorgeous gardens including a pond and a single hole par 3 pitch and putt green. Outdoor entertaining is a breeze with a large undercover patio perfect for alfresco dining, summer BBQ’s, and cozy winter nights with a large open fireplace to toast the marshmallows.
There is also the added bonus of a 3 bay self-contained 108m2 American Barn which could be used for storage, workshop, stables and additional accommodation. Due to a change in the current vendors circumstances we invite a buyer with appreciation for space and privacy, nature and solitude, quality and craftsmanship to view this exceptional property.
My vendors want to see a SOLD sign. All offers over the current GV of $1,350,000 will be considered. This is considerably less than what this property has cost to build.
Call Lindsey to arrange a private viewing:
06 304 8688 / 027 2300 598
or lindsey.ward@mikepero.com
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