STONESTEAD

The Upper Hutt region is well known for being steeped in history, early settlers that came to this region with their families to farm & work bought with them equipment and tools needed to harvest the rugged bush terrain. In fact white pine & totara were essential material’s harvested from pioneers in this area so long ago.

Today we present to you STONESTEAD a property like no other. Situated close to Te Marua Golf Club, Mt Climie , popular cycle tracks, bush walks, swimming holes, many recreational pursuits & connected to Rimutaka Hill over to Greytown & its wineries and beyond.

3861 sqm more or less property that is laden with over 20 different fruit trees, from Avocados, pears, guava, walnut, the list is endless. Tropical plantings surround the property in abundance. A beautiful stream wrapping around the land. A swimming pool. So many different options for one to explore.

Are you a large extended family that wants to combine your living together on one property? Or a developer who is always on the hunt for more land to subdivide? The options depending on your situation are absolutely endless. This property has multiple options and will appeal to many for all different reasons.

The Original Homestead was built by The Benge family in the late 1800’s, to this day still exudes charm & personality. Embracing the old sash windows and cornice mouldings, an old fashioned vibe. Here you feel like you have gone back in time.

The Cottage is surrounded by a white picket fence whimsical plantings and comprising 2 bedrooms and an open plan dining/living. Heatpump and alarm.

The Barn, it operated as a successful cafe ‘Home Harvest Cafe’ a few years ago. It has the opportunity to be converted back to a hospitality business if you so choose to.

If this property peaks your curiosity & you would like to know more then call today to find out how you can own this beautiful piece of history in the heart of Te Marua

The seller is proudly represented by Marc Walker and his team at Walker & Co Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)