Western Bay of Plenty, Katikati 41 Walker Road, West

Vintage Charm with Views

Deadline Sale Tuesday 30th January 2024, 4:00pm (Unless Sold Prior)

Discover the allure of a bygone era in this endearing 1940s Bungalow, a hidden gem nestled on a quiet rural road. Relocated in 1989, this two-bedroom residence exudes a timeless charm just awaiting to be brought back to life, with original features integrated throughout.

The open plan living space extends to a charming deck accessed through a ranch slider off the lounge. Here, you're treated to views of Mount Maunganui, providing a picturesque backdrop for intimate gatherings or quiet moments of reflection.
Attached to the home, a carport leads to a two bedroom sleep-out equipped with a shower and toilet (unconsented) is a versatile space that presents an ideal spot for teenagers or a potential guest suite, adding an extra layer of functionality to this already promising property.
For the mechanically minded or DIY enthusiast, a generously sized, high stud shed, with a car pit awaits.

Beyond the home and its outbuildings, the property offers a 1975sqm canvas for self-sufficiency. Established gardens are already in place, complemented by a tunnel house that beckons to be filled with vegetables. Fruit trees, including fejoa, lemons, and peaches, invite you to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle.

Situated in a quiet cul de sac, close to school bus routes, this property offers a harmonious balance between rural tranquillity and convenience. The daily commute to Tauranga is a mere 30 minutes, while the shores of Waihi Beach are just 20 minutes away, providing a plethora of leisure options such as fishing, surfing and hiking at your fingertips.

While the cottage showcases its historic charm proudly, it invites a thoughtful renovation, or remove the home and build new, either way, embrace the potential, envision the possibilities, and make this property your own. Contact us now to schedule a viewing and embark on a journey to create your dream home for your family in the heart of rural Aongatete.