For the tenant seeking views and sun!
Logan Ave, Wharewaka $410 per week, long term tenancy.
This top story 2 bedroom flat has just been redecorated and is awaiting your personal touch. The all day sun comes from your kitchen view of Mt Tauhara and warms up the open plan lounge and dinning room late into the day, with the bedrooms getting the sun afternoons and early evening. Heat pump there for chilly mornings but the sun really does warm this home. The perfect time to get settled into the area and ready for the summer on the best beach in Taupo. Enjoy great sunsets in the spring evenings from this deck. The bedrooms are light, good size and have a good wardrobe space. Washing Machine provided, Gas hot water this is very comfortable living. Lawns and grounds looked after by the Landlord.
Wharewaka has a bus 3 times a day, is close to amazing walking tracks. Garden shed for bits & bobs, no garage or carport. May suit a working couple looking for a great space in your evenings and weekends. Below is another 2 bedroom flat that could suit your elderly parents, if you would like them to be living nearby. There are 2 flats on this property so the Landlord will provide gas and power in their name for $35 per week.
Call Jenni 027 9504230 no open days to view or applications forms lets chat and see if this place is right for you.
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