807 Kaipaki Road, Ohaupo, Waipa, Waikato

Set on 3.54 hectares (more or less) in sought-after Kaipaki Road, this well-established incredibly private lifestyle property offers the perfect balance of comfort, character and quality additional infrastructure - all within easy reach of town conveniences. Built in the 1980s, the home presents a warm, inviting feel from the moment you step inside. Exposed timber beams and pitched ceilings create a sense of space and charm, while large windows frame peaceful rural views and allow natural light to flood the living areas. Designed for family living, the home

features three well-proportioned bedrooms, a dedicated office ideal for working from home or study, and two bathrooms. Two separate living areas provide flexibility for growing families or those who love to entertain. The main living space is warmed by both a heat pump and a log fire, ensuring year-round comfort and a cosy ambience through the cooler months. The kitchen and dining area connect effortlessly to the outdoors, where expansive decking overlooks established grounds and wide-open lawns - ideal for children, pets or relaxed summer gatherings with friends. Outdoors, the infrastructure is well suited to lifestyle pursuits. A three-bay open implement shed provides ample storage for machinery or equipment, while the detached garage with sleepout offers additional space for guests, extended family, a home office or hobby room. The well subdivide paddocks with reticulated town water are perfect for a few cattle or horses. Unlock the potential of the work that has already been done with the additional Environmental Benefit Lot (EBL) or just sit back and enjoy the peace and privacy. While the benefit of town water supply adds a level of practicality not often found in rural properties. Positioned within easy reach of both Cambridge, Mystery Creek Events Centre, Hamilton Airport and Hamilton. With cows as your nearest neighbour, enjoy the peace of the countryside without sacrificing everyday convenience, in this tightly held Kaipaki location.