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A lifetime here, is never enough.

Imagine unwinding at the end of the day, surrounded by the quiet beauty of Bannockburn, with views stretching out to the embracing mountains and the glimmer of the distant lake. This is a place where you can truly breathe.

We've found a home that offers a peaceful escape, a comfortable haven perfectly positioned to take in the vast Central Otago landscape. Step inside and feel the warmth; a wood burner and ducted air conditioning keep things just right, no matter the season. The kitchen, with its natural light and views, is a welcoming space for simply being, whether you're enjoying a quiet morning coffee or preparing a meal overlooking the ever-changing scenery.

With two spaces and a well-appointed bathroom, this home was built in 2012, renovated in 2021, and offers you comfort without complication. You'll particularly love the thoughtful touches throughout the home that make daily life just a little bit nicer. Outside, the land unfolds around you, offering space and a sense of freedom. The established gardens, of over 1,000 natives planted near the house creates a lovely foreground to the expansive backdrop. The privacy here is profound, allowing you to connect with nature's rhythm.

This lifestyle property at 147 Pigeon Rock Road is more than just a place to live; it's a rare opportunity to embrace a life where the stunning New Zealand landscape becomes an everyday part of your world. It's truly a special property, for sale by Deadline.

SELLING NOW - To book your private appointment today or for more information please call Carl on 021 123 4569 or Hilary on 021 397 985.

Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties including Property-Guru, RPNZ, regional councils, and other sources and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines as indicative only.