Country calm, big-sky outlooks and room to breathe set the tone at 34a Princes Street. Set on 3428m² in Waikari, this one-bedroom tiny home makes a characterful rural base, with a 26m² footprint, two off-street carparks and an expansive outlook that gives everyday life a slower rhythm.

Inside, the layout makes clever use of its compact footprint. The kitchen and dining area sit together on the ground floor, with gas cooking and plenty of natural light, while the first-floor living room creates a separate place to unwind. Timber-lined ceilings, a skylight and wide windows bring character and a freestanding wood burner adds a cosy edge through the cooler months.

The home offers one bedroom and one bathroom, with the bathroom fitted with a walk-in shower and compact vanity. A separate studio adds welcome flexibility for hobbies, creative work or a quiet retreat without changing the simplicity of the main home.

A sunny deck looks north across the surrounding countryside and distant ranges, giving you a natural spot for morning coffee or long evenings outdoors. The broad lawn, established planting and open rural outlook create a sense of privacy, while solar panels, mains power, town water and additional outbuildings support easy day-to-day living.

Waikari keeps country life connected, with Waikari School on Princes Street, Waikari Health Centre in the village and the Weka Pass Vintage Railway adding to the area’s character. Waipara and its wineries are around 15km away, while Amberley is about 35km by road. If you have been looking for a small home with genuine rural breathing room and views worth lingering over, call Steve Collier and come experience 34a Princes Street for yourself.