Set on a generous 1502sqm (more or less) back section, this classic 1965 weatherboard home delivers space, sun, and future potential.

Positioned to capture the morning light, the home wakes beautifully, while the backyard entertaining area soaks up the afternoon sun. A stunning shady oak — the feature that won the owners’ hearts — has long been the perfect spot for a hammock. Add your own and unwind there for years to come.

A real standout is the detached studio, offering fantastic flexibility. With its own private entrance, it’s ideal for a home office, business setup, gym, or creative space. It’s a sunny, welcoming spot, complete with a high-quality air conditioner and WiFi booster to keep things comfortable and connected.

Inside, open plan living and dining flows to a traditional 1960s galley kitchen, with the laundry tucked at the end. A covered mudroom at the back door adds practicality.

On frosty mornings, stay tucked in bed and crank up the hallway heater via an app — no paper, scissors, rock required.

Outside, the lifestyle really opens up. Large garden beds are ready for your next crop, there’s room for chickens, and wood stores plus garden sheds keep things organised, alongside a double garage with workshop space.

There’s also plenty of room to create your own adventures — backyard cricket, firepit nights, or something unexpected… rumour has it axe throwing has featured here before.

For the kids, the big yard is a standout, with the skate park, playground, schools and shops close by. For the grown-ups, you’re near the Tararua Ranges and Aorangi Forest Park for tramping and hunting.

Set within the South Wairarapa “golden triangle,” commuting to the Hutt is easy, while Featherston’s welcoming community keeps things grounded.

With this much land, there’s scope to explore a minor dwelling (subject to council approval).

Get in touch to view or request the info pack — this is one you’ll want to see in person.