Bay of Plenty Property for sale

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Bay of Plenty
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4911sqm
Bay of Plenty
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McDowell Real Estate Ltd
COMMANDING POSITION ABOVE WHAKATANE TOWNSHIP
Stunning views with the peace and privacy of this very large site (4,911m²) will take your breath away - making this one of the most sought after holdings in the district. Picture yourself sitting out on the patio with a cold glass in hand enjoying the commanding view, knowing that your privacy is assured yet you're only a few minutes walk from Whakatane's finest restaurants, shops and access to world renowned recreational and sports fishing. Located on the edge of the escarpment overlooking the township this art deco style home has arguably the best views of any house in the Eastern Bay of Plenty; to the south is Mt Tarawera and Mt Putauaki; to the west the town itself the Rangitaiki Plains; and to the north Whale Island, White Island and the Heads. Properties like this don't come on the market very often. This hidden paradise has been in the Stewart family for 75 years and was the home of Sir Alan and Lady Stewart. Sir Alan was a Rhodes Scholar and was Vice Chancellor of Massey University for 18 years to 1982. The house itself is presented in a tidy but somewhat dated state, crying out for a total remodel or replacement. Think of it as a blank canvas as the house comprises only a small portion of the exceptional value of the site. The freehold land is comprised of 2 titles totalling approx. 4,911 sm. There may be scope to subdivide the land or reconfigure the 2 titles, but buyers are strongly advised to make their own enquires from suitable experts and the Whakatane District Council. No warranties in this regard are made by and/or on behalf of the vendors. This iconic property is situated in the Hillcrest suburb which is home to some of Whakatane's finest homes dating from the 1920's onward. Homes are often on large sections with to date very little infill housing. Whakatane sits on the Pacific Coast in the spectacular Eastern Bay of Plenty of New Zealand. Known principally for two things: it is the sunshine capital of New Zealand after recording the highest sunshine hours in NZ for the past 2 years, and is world famous for incredible sport fishing. Nearby Ohope beach, only 10 minutes away by car, was recently voted New Zealand's Best Beach. This is a gently sloping sandy beach approximately 9 kilometres long and is a popular holiday spot for families. Three of the last five annual Championships for New Zealand Surf Lifesaving have been held at Ohope. An information pack containing a LIM report, topographical survey, etc. is available on request. Auction 1pm, June 14, 2014 at 10A Waiewe Street, Whakatane (unless sold prior).
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