Waipahihi rental for up to 6 months $365 per week, fully furnished
A tranquil hideaway in the privacy of trees. Situated at the top of Titoki Street awaits your new home …… Available from 2nd June.
This fully furnished great 2 bedroom house has been recently renovated and has open plan space which reflects a peacefulness. Lovely new fresh bathroom, fireplace for those cosy nights in. Off street parking and a single garage with internal access.
The sun is hitting the deck by 11am and the sunsets are astonishing, due to the positioning of the house the sun pours on the deck and into the house all day.
Available for up to 6 months, all you will need is your line and bedding. We are open to the length of tenancy for the right person.
Available from 2nd June, sorry no pets. This sunny and private home suits a couple looking for a place to have time out and recharge.
Apply through realestate.co.nz or call Jenni on 027 9504230 7 days a week, 8am to 8pm
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