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‘I’m going for it’: The spontaneous move to a tiny Central Otago gold rush village
The cottage looks like it has been there for generations.
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A unique cottage in the historic Central Otago gold rush village of Cambrians offers modern living with a 19th-century aesthetic. Built in 2007, this charming stone and iron-clad home was a spontaneous purchase for its current owner.
The property includes a two-bedroom main cottage and a separate outbuilding with a garage and an Airbnb-ready bedroom. Set on nearly 2800m² of land, it features landscaped gardens, a spa, and easy access to the Oteake Conservation Park for outdoor enthusiasts.
The combination of stone and corrugated iron strongly evoke the era of gold mining.
The living room is a favourite for Golder.
The kitchen has a coal range.
Plenty of good nights and outdoor BBQs have been enjoyed.
The separate outbuilding has been used as an Airbnb.
The spa has been used to watch the big skies in the region.
The cottage was built in 2007.
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