Set against the tranquil backdrop of the Waitangi River, this architecturally designed estate is a true sanctuary - a place where design, nature, and opportunity meet. Set on a beautifully landscaped 7,289sqm (more or less) section, it offers a remarkable blend of privacy, space and versatility, ideal for extended families, joint ownership, or those seeking an income-generating lifestyle.
At the heart of the property is a striking lodge-style main home, where craftsmanship and comfort shine. The expansive open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area is a showpiece, featuring vaulted ceilings with feature timber trusses and a cosy fireplace - creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. A mezzanine living area offers flexibility as a home office, library, or media retreat, while seamless indoor-outdoor flow connects to a large entertainer’s deck overlooking the river - the perfect setting for alfresco dining or peaceful reflection.
An internal walkway links the living area to the master suite, which includes a generous bedroom, ensuite, and dressing room. Light-filled and private, the master suite opens onto its own balcony, offering a serene retreat with elevated river views.
On the opposite end of the home, another internal walkway leads to a wing containing two ensuite rooms with outdoor seating areas, ideal for guests or visiting family.
Completing the property is a generous double garage with a loft apartment above, featuring a fitted kitchen and private garden, creating additional space for extended family or as or potential rental opportunity.
Perfectly positioned between Paihia and Kerikeri, this riverside haven offers the best of both worlds: proximity to Kerikeri’s boutique shops, eateries, airport, and historic Stone Store precinct, and easy access to Paihia’s beaches and vibrant marine lifestyle.
The owners have committed to relocating and are ready to see their property sold at auction. Opportunities of this calibre are rarely available - contact us today to arrange a viewing and secure your place on the river.
