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Own your own personal island in Katikati

The Country
7 May, 2017 10:39 PM2 mins to read

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The rocky stream boundary has naturally split and formed an idyllic paradise. Photo / Supplied

The rocky stream boundary has naturally split and formed an idyllic paradise. Photo / Supplied

Katikati
408 Hot Springs Road
Land Size: 3.39 hectares (8.38 Acres)

This is a very RARE feature!! Own your own personal island.

The tumbling, rocky stream boundary has naturally split and formed an idyllic paradise.
Already semi-developed this island is an ideal 'event venue' for weddings, birthdays etc.

Absolutely private, clad with native trees and shrubs and with its own water and ablution facilities.

The balance of the land (3.394 hectares approximately) has multi uses and income streams. Mainly planted in olive trees with a commercial hydrangea business, both outdoor and growing house.

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The fruit trees are abundant with so many varieties and that coupled with the tranquil palms gives one the feeling of a tropical island.

The well built, solid home also has unique features - such as hand crafted recycled Rimu kitchen, open plan dining/lounge with enormous log fire. There are three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and an extensive patio overlooking your own land holding.

Plenty of sheds and workshops - enough garaging for five vehicles.

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The total privacy and peaceful ambiance makes you forget about the 'rat race' and completely immerse yourself in the calm.

For Sale Plus GST (if any)

Find out more about this property here.

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