INSPECTION
You are welcome to walk over the property, but I would appreciate it if you don't disturb the tenants on the adjoining property. Below is a rough sketch of the property. The lot on the right is for sale.
Since this sketch was made, we have put a driveway into the properties. It's pretty obvious: it's right beside the For Sale sign. The driveway is just to the east of the boundary of the property that is for sale: that is, the driveway is just on the lot that we intend to keep. We did this because we didn't know where a purchaser would want to put a driveway, or even if he would want one. We are prepared to provide an easement on the driveway that we put in, so there is no need to put in another 200 metres of new driveway. As you walk down the driveway, you'll see seismic tape (orange, as I recall) marking the eastern boundary of the property. (The X's on the sketch indicate the tapes marking the boundaries.) After a hundred metres or so you'll see a trail going into the property that is for sale, and if you follow it you'll come to the eastern boundary. Keep going to the other (west) boundary, and you will find a trail leading to the water. Once you have a feeling for the layout, you can walk back to the road along the western boundary. Please don't disturb the people in the house.
Note there is a gazetted road along the western boundary. It is unlikely this road will ever be put through.
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