37 French Pass Road, Cambridge, Waipa

The ultimate lifestyle in Cambridge

The dream of quintessential country living could be yours with this prime lifestyle opportunity, set in the heart of Maungakawa spread over 3.0039 quality hectares (more or less).
An established estate comprising of a 314sqm (more or less) modern home nestled amongst beautifully established grounds. A large inground pool, a Balinese inspired sanctuary "Zen Den", an impressive workshop and teenager's retreat, equestrian facilities, expansive shedding plus the potential future opportunity for subdivision, this prime real estate parcel ticks all the boxes.
Renovations designed by award-winning architectural designer, Christopher Beer, this modern home presents an attractively designed floor plan. At the heart of the home is the designer kitchen that boasts SMEG appliances with the addition of a combi microwave wall oven in the well-appointed scullery. Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen into the open plan living and dining that has stunning views looking out to Maungakawa. Enjoy your morning coffee in the window nook warmed with its Oak detailing as you watch the sun rise over the hills and enjoy sundowners in the sun-drenched western portico while the kids are in the pool. The master bedroom is separate and enjoys garden vistas and features a large walk-in robe and tiled ensuite cleverly set to one side of the house.
Designer wallpaper and David Trubridge lighting throughout the home to add a special touch. Ducted heating and cooling via a Daiken system keeps the temperature even year-round, while a wood burner adds coziness to winter evenings.
Practicalities extend to the internally accessed carpeted double garage and laundry. Add to this a premium equestrian facility with two covered stables and tack room, as well as a round sand yard and 10 paddocks for grazing which have been recently reseeded with fixed irrigation. This is a unique lifestyle sanctuary offering the best in modern living combined with superb lifestyle facilities only minutes from Cambridge.