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self-contained farm cottage - Coroglen
$120+
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self-contained farm cottage

Coroglen

#17260 - Coroglen - Farmstay

We have a kiwi style bach to rent on our property at Rangihau Ranch. The cottage is in a private and quiet garden setting with rural surroundings. It is fully self contained with a kitchen stocked with basic supplies, a bathroom with toilet, shower and... [More]

  • 5people (max)
  • 1bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • tickpets
A relaxing rural retreat - Coroglen
$190
NZD
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A relaxing rural retreat

Coroglen , Coromandel Peninsula

#17884 - Coroglen - Homestay

Our modern self contained homestay is set in a secluded valley on the Coromandel Peninsula. We are situated between Tairua and Whitianga surrounded by an orchard with views of the Coromandel Ranges. The homestay is adjacent to a 350 acre working farm with beef cattle,... [More]

  • 3people (max)
  • 1bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets

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