LIFESTYLE UNIT $145,000 TWO minutes this side of Akaroa of flat land suitable for hobby farming. Well fenced, near new family home, good outbuildings, historical homestead in poor condition on site, no stress here, landscaping equipment Included In price. To view ph. Yvonne Dailey. LIKE A TOWN HOUSE Lower Cashmere $150,000 ATTRACTIVE, Spanish style, private and sensibly priced set on Its own section with delightful river views. A thirteen year old permanent material, tiled roof home with aluminium Joinery. Features two large bedrooms, lounge 6m x 4m. Separate dining and stylish kitchen. Large entrance hall, pyrotenax under concrete floor heating and double garage with Internal access. Close to buses, schools, shops and Cashmere club. To view by appointment phone John O’Hara, a.h. 327-870. LINCOLN, sparkling 3 bedroom cottage of character and charm set on beautifully situated 1012 sq m garden, many useful sheds and buildings, single garage workshop. Details, ph. sole agent, Robt Paton at Ham, MREINZ, 516-132, a.h. 478631.
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