Privately positioned above Kawakawa Bay sits a distinctive rural retreat where architectural design, generous proportions and an extraordinary north facing coastal outlook come together. Sweeping 180 degree views take in Waiheke Island, Rangitoto and the Coromandel Peninsula, creating a remarkable backdrop to everyday life.
There is something restorative about a place where the outlook stretches to the horizon, the surroundings feel peaceful, and life has room to slow down.
Set across approximately 2.35 hectares, the substantial residence is thoughtfully designed in harmony with its setting. Multiple living areas create space to gather or retreat, and the stunning covered outdoor area extends entertaining through every season.
Extensive decking opens towards the views, with a solar-heated swimming pool, spa and outdoor fireplace setting the scene for long afternoons, relaxed evenings and time with family and friends. Established grounds provide space to wander and enjoy the surrounding natural environment, and an elevated tennis court has sea views from either end of the court.
Life here is less about a schedule and more about a rhythm set by the day. A morning swim, an evening spa, a game of tennis or simply sitting quietly with the view all become part of daily life. North Island weka are regular visitors alongside other abundant native birdlife that inhabit the native bush.
The four-bedroom main residence is complemented by a separate, self-contained one-bedroom guest house, providing flexibility for extended family, visiting friends or accommodation income. Both the main residence and guest accommodation have been let as Airbnb stays, with an established history of short-term rental use.
Triple car garage with internal access, sealed driveway through native bush and extensive off-street parking. A large workshop and a rainwater supply backed by a natural spring and fruit trees including Lemon, Mandarin, Nectarines, Apples, Pears, Plums and Grapes supports a more self reliant rural lifestyle.
Despite its private setting, Kawakawa Bay's beaches and all-tide boat ramp are close to hand, with Clevedon and Auckland within easy reach.
Space, privacy and a daily connection to the outdoors, with the flexibility to accommodate family living, guests and income.
Please note: the cladding is EIFS: Exterior Insulated Finish System. EIFS is a lightweight polystyrene sheeting with very good moisture resistance compared with other monolithic plaster cladding systems. EIFS has a standard thickness of 40mm but had 60mm cladding installed on this property increasing the thermal efficiency of the property.
A comprehensive building inspection has been completed, the property assessed as maintaining an acceptable level of weather-tightness at the time of inspection. The report is available upon request.
Floor area: 402sqm approx across the main residence and guest house (Council records)
Main residence:
- Four double bedrooms, three bathrooms plus separate toilet
- Master with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and balcony
- Two separate living and dining areas, family room
- Covered outdoor living with gas fireplace and barbecue
- Solar-heated swimming pool, spa
Guest House:
- Self-contained one bedroom guest house above workshop and garaging
- Private deck with sea views
Grounds and Services:
- Full-size all-weather Astroturf tennis court
- Main house and guest house let separately as short-stay accommodation
- Water: rainwater with natural spring backup
- Solar panels
- Security cameras
Location | Kawakawa Bay
The beach is a short stroll away at the end of Te Papa Road. The Kawakawa Bay boat ramp, around 650 metres away, gives all-tide access to the Hauraki Gulf and is the closest boat ramp to the islands of the Gulf. Clevedon Coast Oysters is close by, and Clevedon village, with its markets, cafes and vineyards, is a short drive. Auckland is around 55 minutes.
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