481 Waihue Road, Dargaville Surrounds, Kaipara

BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

Couldn't be more perfect.

Six and a half acres and only five minutes to town, sits a lovely elevated homestead, oozing warmth, comfort and that feeling of welcome home. This home offers three large bedrooms, the master bedroom has its own separate dressing room/combined wardrobe. Large family bathroom and separate toilet. An open plan kitchen/ dining/ living and family area, all flow onto north facing covered verandahs, with garden and country views. Also features an office, which is currently used to work from home and a well appointed laundry with lots of cupboards. This home is beautifully presented in neutral tones, with near new carpet and curtains, and is surrounded by established gardens and mature trees. The land is sloping and divided into two paddocks, by a centrally fenced driveway, it has a rustic 2 bay barn, plus a separate big double garage with power and extra storage space. A perfect lifestyle block for a couple of beefies or a pony for the kids. Be the third owners of a home and lifestyle the grandkids call the farm.

ABOUT DARGAVILLE
Situated on the banks of the Northern Wairoa River, on the West Coast of Northland. Approximately two and a half hours north of Auckland and located 55kms southwest of Whangarei. Known by locals as the Kumara Capital of NZ, the area is one of the chief regions for growing Kumara (sweet potato). The area around Dargaville is now predominantly a dairy, beef and sheep farming region. It has one of the longest unbroken stretches of sand beach in NZ, and is largely drivable. Other attractions are the Kai-iwi Lakes, Baylys Beach, Glinks Gully and the gateway to the Waipoua Kauri Forest.
Dargaville's infrastructure is well serviced and has among other things:
- Dargaville High School; Dargaville Intermediate and three Primary Schools (Dargaville, Selwyn Park and St. Joseph). All these schools are co-educational.
- Hospital and Medical Centre
- Main street shopping and large supermarket
- Many clubs for sport and the arts