Perched upon the sunlit rise of View Road, this 1920s bungalow speaks in the language of sea and sky. Here, dawn’s first blush spills across the bay, and twilight drapes the faraway hills in gold, a daily performance fit for the stage of kings and queens.

Each corner of this home was crafted as if love itself were the architect, spaces with charm and charisma where light lingers and the breeze carries whispers of the ocean just five minutes away. The deck, flowing from the kitchen and lounge beneath a traditional bullnose veranda, invites wine and laughter beneath the slow-turning stars.

Within, the heart is warmth. Timber and texture, grace and comfort intertwined. Large windows frame the world as a painting, never the same, yet forever serene.

Outside, the grounds slope gently, alive with birdsong and the hush of salt air. Here, nature and traditional design meet in harmony, a courtship of beauty and culture.

So stand awhile and let your spirit wander.
For homes like this are not merely found, they are felt.
And in feeling, one discovers something eternal:
A love affair with Waiheke, written in sunlight, sealed by the sea.

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
Be spontaneous and whisk this house away.