Lot 2 Goodwin Road, Okato, New Plymouth District

5875m2
Ref No: OAR00557
$279,000

Lot 2 Goodwin Road, Okato, New Plymouth District

5875m2
Ref No: OAR00557
$279,000
Great Price And Great Life On Goodwin Road
Lot 2 Goodwin Road, Okato, New Plymouth District
Great Price And Great Life On Goodwin Road

Take Note !! Price reduced and power to site makes this lifestyle section ready to go.

Located on Goodwin Road Okato this section comprises of approximately 5875 sqm or nearly 1.5 acres, is fully fenced, the entranceway has been completed and it comes with a lovely building site.

With commanding views across farmland and out to sea the mountain stands proud in the background and being a short commute to some of Taranaki’s best surf breaks, fishing spots and Okato, Oakura and New Plymouth all a short commute makes this section well located.

Being the last section available, get your house plans together, plant your orchard, round up some chickens or a few sheep and you will soon be living the good life.

Excellent buying at $279,000.

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$279,000
5875m2
More about Ōkato
Ōkato is a rural township with a strong sense of community and an impressive range of facilities for its size. Located along Taranaki’s famous Surf Highway 45, the area is surrounded by popular surf and swimming spots, while also enjoying spectacular views and easy access to Taranaki Maunga.

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