Positioned within the tightly held enclave of St Marys Bay, Unit J at 16 Shelly Beach Road brings together architectural design, premium finishes, and one of Auckland’s most desirable elite-city addresses.
This location offers a seamless balance of lifestyle, connectivity, and everyday convenience. Ponsonby’s cafés, restaurants, and boutique retail are just moments away, while the Viaduct, Westhaven Marina, and Auckland CBD are all within easy reach. Positioned less than 1km from the Auckland Harbour Bridge, accessibility to the North Shore is exceptional. It’s an area defined by its mix of character, energy, and waterfront connection where daily life extends beyond the home into a well-established, highly regarded neighbourhood.
The home itself unfolds across three levels, offering a layout that creates both separation and flow. Ground-level garaging provides secure access and practical storage, while the upper floors transition into the main living and accommodation spaces. The central living level is designed as an open, connected environment where kitchen, dining, and lounge areas work together, opening outward to an elevated balcony that captures light and outlook.
Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged to maximise privacy and comfort. The configuration includes multiple bathrooms, giving the home flexibility for both everyday living and hosting, while maintaining a sense of space across each level.
Material selection throughout reflects a considered, design-led approach. Warm, neutral interiors are paired with durable, high-quality finishes from engineered stone benchtops and oak-toned cabinetry in the kitchen, to tiled bathrooms and soft-textured flooring. The result is a home that feels refined yet approachable, with a palette that adapts easily to personal style.
Externally, the development has been planned with equal attention to detail. Clean architectural lines, landscaped surroundings, and a cohesive design language create a sense of privacy while still feeling connected to the wider neighbourhood. Low-maintenance materials ensure the focus remains on living, rather than upkeep.
