15 Scott Road, Putaruru, South Waikato

This little gem of a lifestyle property is tucked away up a no exit street on the edge of Putaruru township. The charming 2002 built brick home is very presentable with three large double bedrooms, large lounge with open plan living/dining with outside flow to a large deck and patio area – great for your morning coffee and outdoor entertaining. A cozy wood burner with wetback with large window areas to catch the sun on those cold winter days. Water heating is via solar panels, wetback and electric. Buildings consist of a large 12x6m high beam shed with high roller doors each end with power and concrete floor – ideal for the caravan, boat or classic car workshop. A further double garage set amongst trees for storage or workshop. The home is also set up for disabled living. Speckled through the 1.65 hectares of flat contoured land are numerous trees and shelter belts along with mature fruit and nut trees. There are approximately six paddocks, ideal for the beefies, lambs or an equine proposition, being so close to town. Being zoned Residential Zone A, there are plenty of options here, with future subdivision a potential (subject to council consent) or make the property your own lifestyle haven in this very desirable location with town just down the road. A perfect mix of country living and town convenience – ideal for a growing family or downsizing farmers. Very centrally located in Putaruru township with an easy commute to Tokoroa, Tirau, Matamata or Cambridge and under an hour’s drive to Hamilton, Tauranga and Rotorua CBDs. Putaruru is well known for the crystal-clear water of the Blue Spring and the scenic Te Waihou walkway, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, while also boasting a strong community spirit, rich timber history and the award winning Over the Moon cheese. The scenic Waikato River biking trails and Cougar Park Mountain bike Park are also close by with Lake Karapiro, ideal for boating and swimming within easy reach. This versatile, accessible home, with its subdivision potential (subject to council consent) offers a delightful lifestyle opportunity for growing families or perhaps farmers wanting to downsize.