280 Brooks Road, Waipu

Set on 10 acres of gently rolling pasture, this exceptional lifestyle property offers unrivalled privacy and a wealth of opportunities. Thoughtfully equipped with shared cattle yards, it is well-suited for grazing calves or sheep, producing hay or silage, keeping a pony or two, or even leasing out for additional income. The versatile layout also features multiple implement sheds and ample farm storage, catering to a wide range of agricultural needs. The newly redecorated 155 sq m (more or less) home blends contemporary style with a sophisticated yet inviting décor. Bathed in natural light, the home boasts seamless indoor-outdoor flow, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning landscape from the comfort of your living space. For those seeking extra accommodation, the property includes a 21 sq m (more or less), two-room sleepout, as well as further temporary accommodation, making it ideal for multigenerational living, hosting guests, or creating a dedicated work-from-home space. Outbuildings include a large carport, offering excellent covered parking, along with a spacious implement shed/workshop and a calf shed—each providing versatile options for storage, hobbies, or farming operations. The beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding the home enhance the peaceful rural retreat feel, while the elevated position offers spectacular views across farmland to Whangārei Heads and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is just a short drive from Waipu’s charming cafés, vibrant village life, and its renowned golf course. Some of Northland’s finest beaches - including Uretiti, Langs, and Waipu Cove - are only moments away, offering the perfect blend of rural serenity and coastal adventure. This is a rare opportunity to secure a versatile lifestyle property that perfectly balances privacy, practicality, and natural beauty—all just approximately 30 minutes from Whangārei. Don’t miss out on this incredible offering - contact us today to arrange a private viewing and experience it for yourself. Boundary lines indicative only....