This is a place that takes you back to how holidays used to be. The bach offers a basic kitchenette, wet room bathroom, and a single main living and sleeping space that’s cosy, practical, and easy to live in. It’s not polished or pretentious, just comfortable enough to arrive, unpack, and relax. The kettle goes on, the door stays open, and sandy feet are part of the deal.
Out front is a large, covered deck, which really is the heart of the bach. Sheltered and relaxed, it’s where meals are shared, stories are told, and days drift by without any real need to check the time. A proper old school bach feature.
The beach is only a 10 minute walk or a one minute drive, close enough for spontaneous swims, evening walks, or a quick fish whenever the mood strikes. Whangaehu Beach has remained quietly untouched over the years, wide, open, uncrowded, and still carrying that raw coastal feel that’s getting harder to find.
The section itself offers plenty of usable space. There’s room to park fishing boats, set up tents for extended whānau, let kids spread out, or even graze a few sheep. It’s the kind of property where weekends naturally turn into longer stays, and everyone finds their own corner to settle into.
This bach will suit buyers who understand the value of keeping things simple. It’s ideal as an affordable coastal escape, a weekend base, or a place where memories are made outdoors rather than inside. No pressure to renovate, no expectation to impress, just space, quiet, and time to slow down.
For more information please ring Marlene Honings on 022 162 9140