69A Waikoukou Valley Road, Waimauku, Rodney, Auckland, 0882, New Zealand
Welcome to “The Big Black Barn” – a one-of-a-kind rural retreat that seamlessly blends style, functionality, and the tranquility of the countryside. This exceptional property encompasses both a minor dwelling and a spacious main home, set on 1.5 acres of picturesque landscape.
Built by Kiwispan, we start with the Minor Dwelling, you’ll find a cozy 1-bedroom haven, complete with a generous lounge adorned with polished concrete floors and a big macrocarpa kitchen bench. It doesn’t end there – step out onto the large deck, discover a versatile shed space/workshop, and an additional bedroom/office, offering flexible options for your needs.
Right in the middle, connecting the minor dwelling and the main home, stands a remarkable Three-Bay Shed with high stud and a kitchenette/laundry. This shed is ideal for all your storage and hobby needs.
Now, let’s move to the heart of the property – the Main Home. Here, you’ll find a spacious kitchen boasting a grand macrocarpa kitchen bench, a vast open-plan lounge and dining area that exudes comfort, and seamless indoor/outdoor flow, perfect for entertaining. The main master bedroom features an ensuite for added privacy, and two more bedrooms, uniquely accessed through the shed, offer versatile living options.
As you gaze out from “The Big Black Barn,” you’ll be greeted by a stunning rural outlook and picturesque sunsets. With all-day sun, this property is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Convenience is also a highlight, as you can stroll to the nearby town, and ample parking ensures that both residents and guests have their spaces.
This property isn’t just a place to live; it’s an opportunity to embrace the serenity of rural life while enjoying the comforts of a modern home. Whether you’re relaxing in the open-plan lounge, exploring the extensive grounds, or watching the sun dip below the horizon with breathtaking sunsets, this is your canvas for creating cherished memories.
