Family looking for lifestyle property
We are a family searching for a lifestyle property to call home in the Tasman area our wish list is:
1. Within commutable distance to Richmond
2. Land size minimum of 2 Ha
3. Land to be usable for young family and for growing food and raising some animals.
4. Privacy is important
5. Existing family home in good condition with minimum of 3 bedrooms and ideally an office. Happy to do work to it but obviously that will affect what we can pay for the property.
6. Have a suitable amount of water for the size of the land
We are cash buys and keen to purchase as soon as possible.
Please message me if you are interested in selling your property or know of a property which may be of interest.
Thanks
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