Spotlight property: Great location, great views

A great opportunity to purchase this holiday home on a 1012 m2 section. Light and bright open plan kitchen, dining and lounge opening onto the spacious deck, perfect for entertaining or just basking in the sun.

The property is set back from the road via ROW with its own dedicated access and views across to the ocean.

Three double bedrooms, family bathroom and full laundry with additional toilet. Wood burner for retreats during the chillier months.

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At the rear of the section is a large area for boats/caravans, complete with a covered filleting area and high pressure wash down pump.

A single external garage is large enough to fit all the summer toys. Plenty of grass left to pitch a few tents and privately park extra vehicles away from the road.

Property sold as a going concern – all furniture and kitchen appliances included in the sale price.

Mōkau village is a coastal settlement south of Awakino and on the mouth of the Mōkau river.The main street of town is within walking distance of Aria Tce for cafes, museum, butchery and the local postshop.

Two boat ramps offer access to some of the best snapper and game fishing to be had on the West Coast.

This property offers all the home comforts after a full day of fishing, trekking or relaxing on the deck.

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