A billionaire looking for 10 people to share in a secluded coastal paradise in New Zealand

A billionaire looking for 10 people to share in a secluded coastal paradise in New Zealand

The billionaire German billionaire owner is searching for 10 people to live with in his $ 5.6 million New Zealand coastal paradise.

  Becoming rich by selling ice coffee drinks, Carl Repin is looking for people aged 70 and under to join him and live in his remote home in Oakeno on the northwest coast of North Island, according to Stuff.co.nz.

The ad was shown twice in the New Zealand Herald's Vacations section this week, and includes a luxury offer to live in an isolated coastal paradise with stunning views and views of the Tasman Sea. The ad says:

Repin, who runs his projects internationally, moved to the area, after finding a beautiful farm during his first visit in 2000. However, it took ten years of work to restore the place to reach this level of luxury.

Now that the repairs and renovations are over, Carl wants to share his paradise with 10 cute people, and these ten must be domesticated in isolation because the farm is 90 minutes from the nearest city, and the announcement has not touched on other details on how to choose residents.

 Repin previously tried to sell the farm for NZ $ 8.5 million, or about $ 5.6 million in 2016, but reversed his decision.

The businessman has been involved in a series of business deals while in New Zealand, he is also a well-liked and well-known person, and according to Staff, the charity "Karl Heinz Repin Trust" received $ 500,000 by the end of March, according to reports.