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They bought an 1870s hospital sight unseen — now it’s time for a new chapter
Built in the 1870s, this building has bee a hospital, a hotel and a country store.
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A historic Wharf House in Rawene, originally the town's 1870s hospital, is for sale after a significant renovation. The current owners bought the Heritage New Zealand Category 2 listed property sight unseen and brought the "empty shell" back to life, restoring its original kauri flooring.
The home offers high ceilings and serene water views. Currently used for Airbnb, it presents an opportunity for a boutique hotel or a peaceful lifestyle change in the Far North.
The building has always been an important part of Rawene life.
The Post family at their Rawene haven.
The home was just a shell when they bought it.
The home's main hall, with some of that gorgeous kauri flooring.
The home has five bedrooms, each with ensuite. This is the "honeymoon" suite, room five.
Now it’s a beautiful family home, with an income.
The home is right on the water.
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