5 Monaco Drive, Cromwell, Central Otago, Otago

Highlands Motorsport and Tourism Park is more than a racetrack - its a destination for those with a passion for adventure, adrenaline and living your best life. Highlands residential properties attract an astute range of purchasers from world champion race car drivers and motorsport enthusiasts to holiday homeowners, investors and professionals who value the benefits of living in an exclusive community with a high standard of living and all the enjoyment a Highlands membership offers.

5 Monaco Drive was designed to provide owners with exceptional comfort from the generous second floor two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment, whilst providing a spacious office unit with kitchenette and bathroom on the ground floor. The open plan kitchen, living and dining area features designer looks in a modern colour palette and high ceilings which add to the sense of space and opulence. The master bedroom is a highlight with a spacious walk-in wardrobe, external access and fully tiled ensuite. The home is kept at optimum temperatures year-round thanks to the large heat pump, under tile heating and excellent insulation you would expect of a modern build.

Purchasers will relish entertaining on the large timber deck with its unrestricted views of the Dunstan ranges across the nature reserve whilst the large section size provides room for children and animals to play safely outdoors.

You will never be short on parking space or area to work on the toys with garaging for up to 6 vehicles and an abundance of off-street parking. With a code compliance certificate to be issued by settlement, ours car lovers dream home will be ready for a new owner intent on their next adventure.

For sale by Deadline: Closes 9th February, 2022 4pm. Will not be sold prior.

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