Tuatapere – Where the living is easy and the sausages are legendary!

Just in time for BBQs at 9 Birch Street - right in the heart of New Zealand’s famous Sausage Capital! And while we can’t promise a sausage sizzle every day, we can promise there’s plenty here to get excited about.

Set in a lovely rural setting, this three-bedroom home offers comfortable living, a few handy extras, and room to make it your own.

Inside, you’ll find three bedrooms, including a master with its own ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The living areas face North, soaking up that lovely natural light and making this a great spot to put your feet up, relax, and enjoy the outlook. It’s the kind of place where country living and everyday comfort go hand in hand.

And here’s where things get interesting! Out the back, you’ll find a separate sleepout. It’s ready for a little TLC, but with power already connected, there’s plenty of potential. Think teenager’s retreat, home office, hobby room - or somewhere to send the kids when they start getting a little too well-done!

Got green fingers? There’s also a tunnel house ready for your gardening adventures. Grow your own veggies, get stuck into a few seedlings, or simply enjoy the satisfaction of producing something delicious to go alongside those famous local sausages.

And for families, the location is a real winner - Waiau Area School is right across the road! No long school runs here, just a very convenient stroll to the other side.

So, whether you’re a first-home buyer, a growing family, or someone looking for a slice of rural living with a little room to add value, 9 Birch Street is well worth a look.

Come for the country lifestyle, stay for the potential - and while you’re in Tuatapere, you may as well grab a sausage!
9 Birch Street, Tuatapere - a home with plenty of potential and just the right amount of sizzle.

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