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Riverside log cabin on site of legendary Kiwi music festival hits the market
The Douglas Fir log cabin in Waihi can sleep 12.
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A unique 4.6-hectare lifestyle property in Waihi is for sale, featuring a renovated Douglas Fir log cabin that sleeps 12 and a separate four-bedroom house. Situated on the Waitawheta River, the site holds historical significance as the location of the 1981 Nambassa festival.
The property includes approved consent for a 100-person eco-campground, offering significant development potential. This is a rare opportunity to own a tranquil piece of Kiwi history with multiple income streams.
'Wood' you look at the main living room.
The ceilings are a particular favourite.
The kitchen looks out onto the fields.
Built in the 1990s, the four-bedroom house is used these days as holiday accommodation.
The four-bedroom house is next to the log cabin.
The house has been home to long-term tenants.
There is consent for an eco-campground.
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