You could fill the country-style kitchen with homegrown fresh stone fruits, cherries, and peonies to realise even the wildest of cottagecore fantasies. The sellers bought this property some three years ago and completely overhauled the gardens with the intention of running a restaurant and bar in the stonehouse, which has a licensed commercial kitchen. They planted the peonies, which will only be seeing their first harvest this year, said co-listing agent Renee Anderson of Bayleys Cromwell.
Julia Atkinson-Dunn
How to arrange with rebel plants. The owners took on new jobs in Southland during the Covid-19 lockdowns and have since made plans to relocate.
Thursday, 29 April 2021, 1:51 pm
The oldest standing stone packhouse in Central Otago,
forming part of a sprawling lifestyle property, is on the
market for sale.
Set in the heart of New
Zealand’s original stone-fruit growing region, the
8.4-hectare property at 3196 Fruitlands-Roxburgh Road is
offered for sale by Bayleys Cromwell for $1,560,000 plus GST
(if any).
“The property, affectionately dubbed
‘Stonehouse Gardens’, offers a wonderful blend of home,
income, lifestyle and priceless local history,” says
Bayleys Cromwell salesperson Renee Anderson, who is
marketing the property for sale with colleague Gary
Kirk.
“Roxburgh and the Coal Creek area saw the
start of stone-fruit cultivation during the 1860s gold rush,
Press Release – Bayleys The oldest standing stone packhouse in Central Otago, forming part of a sprawling lifestyle property, is on the market for sale. Set in the heart of New Zealands …
The oldest standing stone packhouse in Central Otago, forming part of a sprawling lifestyle property, is on the market for sale.
Set in the heart of New Zealand’s original stone-fruit growing region, the 8.4-hectare property at 3196 Fruitlands-Roxburgh Road is offered for sale by Bayleys Cromwell for $1,560,000 plus GST (if any).
“The property, affectionately dubbed ‘Stonehouse Gardens’, offers a wonderful blend of home, income, lifestyle and priceless local history,” says Bayleys Cromwell salesperson Renee Anderson, who is marketing the property for sale with colleague Gary Kirk.
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