Lonely Millionaire Is Seeking 10 ‘Nice People’ To Live With In His ‘Paradise’ In New Zealand

Growing up we were taught to get ourselves well-educated so that we earn enough to have a decent lifestyle. We are told how it is important to focus on our careers and be successful in whatever we do. But as we start to take control over our life we realise how important it is to have supporting friends and family members around us who encourage us to excel in our life. And even if we become multi-billionaires, we will always need our friends and family for support. Well, probably this is what this lonely multi-millionaire was missing and that’s why decided to invite people to stay with him in his ‘paradise’.

Karl Reipen, a 70-year-old from Germany who became a multi-millionaire by selling canned iced-coffee drinks is inviting 10 ‘nice people’ to live with him on his paradise-like property in New Zealand, reported Fox News. Karl has been posting advertisements with his offer open for both men and women from 18 to 70 years of age.

The advertisement highlights how it took 10 years for Karl to bring the farm ‘to the standard of today.’ In the ad, he mentioned how his background is as an international business but as a boy, he liked to work on farms in Germany.

In the ad, he further states that the 10 people can ‘live in houses by two persons and share a beautiful winery for social meetings and dining.’ It further mentions that if anyone is interested in living ‘life with a group of interesting people it can be a new life for you.’

According to The Sun, his property features horse stables, a winery and views of the Tasman Sea and people cand enjoy ‘walking, fishing, shopping, kayaking, bird watching, swimming or looking at the nice animals.’

“Now where everything is finished I would like to share the ‘paradise’ with nice people, up to 10 (women and men). They could live in houses by two persons and share a beautiful winery for social meetings and dining,” he wrote in the ad. He also welcomed people to bring their horses along if they wanted to. The 550-acre property, ‘Awakino estate’ is located on the west coast of the North Island and was last valued at $5.6 million (Rs.56 lakhs), reported The Guardian.

Are you game to be a guest of this wealthy man seeking company at his ‘paradise’?

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