9 Kepler Street Ngaruawahia

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Property Type: House
Land Area: 1,023 m²
House Size: 113.00 m²
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9 Kepler Street Ngaruawahia

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Property Type: House
Land Area: 1,023 m²
House Size: 113.00 m²
Property Type: House
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9 Kepler Street is situated on a large 1023m2 (more or less) section. A spacious, newly renovated home with expansive outdoor living, the property is fully fenced with a concrete driveway and multiple car garaging. The home has three bedrooms, a spacious lounge and a newly renovated kitchen. From the lounge, open the ranch slider to your beautiful trendy and peaceful outdoor living space, with
the large section providing plenty of room for children to play, there is even a tree house at the property!
Subject to council consent, this property has the potential to be subdivided. Providing the opportunity for future development should you wish or, enjoy the large section as it is currently with well-established trees and privacy.
This home is fantastic for families with plenty of space for children to roam, spend time with friends and family in the outdoor living area and to tinker in the shed. There's something for everyone at 9 Kepler Street!
The tiny house can be included at a price or taken away. It is up to you.
Call Tessa Jelaca today on 027 812 2101 to secure this wonderful opportunity.

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Ngaruawahia, a small town with big history and a promising future. A place waiting to be explored. Ngaruawahia is home to the Maori King (Tūheitia Paki), the Hakarimata Range, and is the place where the Waipa and Waikato rivers meet. There is so much more to Ngaruawahia than meets the eye. Developments, subdivisions and a shifting focus towards tourism shows promise for the go getters and entrepreneurs to be a part of this great little town.

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The Hakarimata Range is home to native Kauri trees, birds, and glow worms. Providing a range of activities for all levels of fitness. The most popular being the Summit stairs walk. A busy track that brings over 50,000 People a year. See the doc website for more: http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/places-to-go/waikato/places/hakarimata-scenic-reserve/
The magnificent Turangawaewae Marae is home to the Maori King, Tuheitia Paki. In March each year the marae is open to the public for one day at the annual regatta races.
Wood Carving art studio – Wayne Ross gallery.
Te Awa River Ride. Follow this link for more info on the river rides: http://www.hamiltonwaikato.com/experiences/cycling/te-awa-the-great-nz-river-ride/
Perry Bike park (Horotiu).
The Point Reserve at times can be a hive of activity with Dog Shows, Hot Air Balloon landings and family fun days and includes a skate park, Campervan waste disposal, free public BBQs, playground, public swimming pool and dog park.