As "chattels" go, this is a beauty.
A vendor is offering a 1973 Rolls-Royce Corniche Coupe to the lucky buyer of a country manor at 56 Old Coach Way in Ramarama, south of Auckland.
Barfoot & Thompson agent Scott McElhinney, who is marketing the four-bed luxury home and the 1.86 ha it sits on, says in the listing ad that the car will be given to the winning bidder at the auction for free.
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The listing says the property is surplus to the vendor's needs and describes the sale as "urgent".
The Rolls-Royce Corniche Coupe was the luxury car of choice for the rich and famous in the 1960s and 1970s, and the price tag then was equivalent of NZ$500 million today. Nowadays 1973 models can sell for about $100,000.
Luxury estates such as 56 Old Coach Way tend to sell for a lot more so bidders should come prepared.
The property itself has a 2017 CV of $3m and come with all the trimmings you'd expect in a stately home.
A gated entry and a sealed driveway lead to the house, which is surrounded by park-like gardens, a stunning feature of which is a waterfall.
The double doors of the residency open up to a luxury foyer with chandeliers and French oak floors leading to two living areas with one opening to a kitchen and a dining area.
The formal and informal living areas can be arranged as desired with vendors using one as a music room.
The ground floor also has a farm-house kitchen with white cabinets and contrasting black bench top.
The office with a wardrobe and laundry room with a few storage units next door is situated on the other side of ground level by the two-car garage.
The home will be sold at auction on December 11.
It's not the first time a property agent throws in a car into a property sale. The owner of a 8ha property in Waitoki, near Silverdale, gifted a McLaren 12C that retails around $189,000 to an auction winner in June this year.
Check out the listing for 56 Old Coach Way below:
