Unique and sustainable Eco-Lodge on the west coast of the South Island
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Unique and sustainable Eco-Lodge on the west coast of the South Island
The freehold 32-acre Beaconstone Eco-Lodge in Westport is for sale through Paul Sanson and Simon Haslett of Resort Brokers New Zealand.
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Beaconstone Eco Lodge offers something unique in the NZ accommodation market and could achieve financial success by targeting eco friendly tourists and leveraging off the tremendous growth in tourism currently being experienced and projected to continue in the foreseeable future.
Set on 13 hectares, the environmentally-friendly Beaconstone Eco-Lodge overlooks the Paparoa Mountains to the sea.
"The Lodge sleeps 10 people, with a guest lounge, shared facilities and a fully equipped kitchen." says brokering agent Paul Sanson.
"Nearby is the Mountain View Hut and Garden Hut, which sleep an additional two people in each." Sanson continues.
"Everything on the property runs off solar power with a back-up generator."
"The owner’s delightful character home comes with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, open plan kitchen/dining/lounge and an enclosed sunroom." continued Simon Haslett.
"There is also a private patio/garden and connected to the home is a garage/workshop/laundry."
"The business shows a modest income and the challenge for a new investor is to realise the vision of the current owner."
"The owners had consented plans (now expired) for the construction of an octagonal hall. Consent would need to be re-applied for."
"Beaconstone Eco-Lodge features bush walks to river pools, an organic vege garden, rainfall water supply and solar power amenities."
"Nearby activities include cave rafting, beaches, horse trekking, quad biking, surfing, jet boating, a seal colony and the famous Bayhouse cafe."
The property is 2km from the world renowned West Coast scenic highway and approx 20 minutes drive from Westport and the popular Punakaiki Pancake Rocks (then second highest visited attraction in NZ behind Huka Falls).
In October 2013 Lonely Planet’s NZ edition voted The West Coast of the South Island as one of the top 10 places to visit in the world.
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