“Some of the best aspects about the property are its remoteness, being so close to the world famous Pancake rocks and blowholes, as well as being adjacent to the Paparoa National Park which provides the many hiking and mountain bike trails,” Ms Raine said.
“It is a welcome oasis for many adventurers and travellers with a full service of facilities.”
Ms Raine said the property provided plenty of opportunities for investors or owner occupiers.
“The buyers will be people that love meeting people from all over the world, being on one of the country’s main tourist drives as the borders reopen,” she said.
“Although ideally suited to a couple, the returns on this property lend themselves to an entrepreneurial investor who could put a live-in manager onsite.
“There is opportunity to add extra accommodation units to meet the peak tourist seasons, and, while the tavern and accommodation are in great condition, there is room for some updating improvements.
“A few tweaks to the menu and the Punakaiki Tavern could become a destination in its own right.”
