Coastal properties like this one are totally unique and rarer than hen's teeth.
One title, two dwellings on absolute beach front.
Set on an elevated easy care 847m2 section, with great beach access and fabulous views from both properties.
The main house is absolute beachfront. With the ocean surrounding you and natural light spilling through the windows this house is bright and airy throughout. An open plan living, and dining concept is great for the family and entertaining.
The views from the kitchen and living are absolutely breath-taking, the seamless indoor-outdoor flow to extensive deck make alfresco dining and entertaining a delight. When the the weather turns you have an additional sheltered entertaining area for the All Blacks games or just cook a pizza and chill out.
With its elevated, sun-drenched position you get panoramic views up and down the coastline, taking in Plate Island and the Little Waihi headland. A private beach access will have you on the shore in seconds, enjoying a splash or fishing from the reefs on your doorstep.
The second building includes two bedrooms and bathroom. Its vaulted ceiling gives this home a feeling of space. Having extensive views over the farmland to the ranges beyond. The master bedroom is flooded with sunlight, has stunning sea-views, built in double robes and access to the extensive rear deck plus huge storage in the roof.
You can watch the sunrise in the mornings over the ocean and sun set in the evenings from the Juliette balcony. It's truly the best of both worlds.
The huge double + single basement garages offer loads of storage space for the quad, inflatable, beach toys or bunks.
Live in one and rent the other for extra income - endless possibilities with this super awesome property.
This fantastic property is perfectly suited for extended families. If you've been searching for an exclusive coastal destination to enjoy holidays together as one big family or two families then you have found it, act now to avoid disappointment.
Close to Rotorua, Mount Maunganui, Tauranga and Whakatane.
