DUNSANDEL. 8.09 ha (20 acres) with three bdrm perm, mats home In sound order. Land is well fenced with trees planed for shelter belts and Is suitable for cropping or horticulture. Prime site for “gate sales,” double garage. A tidy property ready for development. $85,000. Wrlghtson NMA, MREINZ, 796-521, a.h. Ben Burton, 499-295. OLD WEST COAST RD, 2 hectares bare land, $25,000. Matson and Allan Real Estate Ltd, MREINZ, 799-753, a.h. Malcolm Blue, 228-831. LOBURN DRIVE to Canterburys main fruit growing district to this lovely small holding of over 1 acre, ideal for retirement or family living in a country environment. Very attractive perm. mat. 3 bedroom home, up to the minute kitchen with sep. dining, living areas with Kent log fire. Al chattels throughout. Double garage and sep. storage room. Built for the sun all day and magnificent views over farmland to the mountains beyond. $105,000. GILLMAN REAL ESTATE LTD, MREINZ, Rangiora 6811 After Hours Doug Washington, Rangiora 8162
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