Hard Work’s Done. Let the Living Begin!
Wrapped in timber, light and the hush of rolling hills, this coastal gem on Pumpkin Flat Road makes you appreciate life on every level. Whether you’re after a family-friendly beach base, or a first move into lifestyle living, this one ticks all the right boxes, and then some.
You’ll find an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area with a calm, cabin-like charm, featuring fresh new carpet underfoot, warm wood panelling, high ceilings, and big sliders that invite the outdoors in. The kitchen overlooks the serene countryside and opens out to the large, sun-soaked private deck, making cooking, hosting, and keeping an eye on the little ones, easy.
There are three bedrooms in total, including: a spacious master with its own toilet, full-height windows and slider opening out to the main deck. The other two rooms also have built-in wardrobes: one is a comfortable double with access to the front deck; the third is perfect for a nursery, bunk room, or study. A tidy main bathroom and separate laundry (connected via a clever sliding door) round out the practicals inside.
Outside, the 70m2 (approx.) of new decking surrounding the house makes for seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The brand-new Coloursteel roof, new insulation, new hot water cylinder, fresh exterior paint, and new wastewater and stormwater systems all give you peace of mind. There’s a separate double garage, 65,000 litres of rainwater storage, and plenty of flat land for veggie beds, toys and tents.
A growing orchard will provide a bountiful harvest in the coming seasons, and extensive planting of natives around the generous 1217m2 section will only enhance the birdsong and transform this property into a secluded haven.
Set in the sought-after beach settlement of Kuaotunu, you’re only minutes to the local café, white sand beaches, boat ramp, fishing and swimming spots. The amenities of Whitianga are only a short 15-minute drive away, yet here, you’re nestled amongst bush and hill views that make every day feel like a getaway.
