Set beneath an established canopy and only moments from the beach, this two-bedroom cottage feels removed from the pace beyond it. Timber interiors, a private garden and an easy connection to the shoreline create a home with its own distinct rhythm.



Originally built in the 1950s as an Army hut from Queen Elizabeth Park, the cottage carries a simple architectural character that feels naturally aligned with its coastal setting.

Beautifully finished plywood panelling and timber detailing bring warmth and texture throughout the interior.



The living space is anchored by a wood burner, creating an inviting place to settle as the light changes outside.



The accommodation includes a double bedroom, complemented by a compact second room offering flexibility as a nursery, child’s room or dedicated home office.



From the interior, step onto the deck and into a private spa area screened from view and surrounded by established planting.

The sheltered grounds include walnut and citrus trees, along with room to develop a more extensive lifestyle garden.



A detached double garage incorporates the laundry and creates space for vehicles, hobbies, craft, workshop use or coastal equipment.



Extensive off-street parking further supports an uncomplicated way of living.



Up the road, Bert’s Way provides direct access toward the beach, while Matthews Park, local shops, cafés and schools are all within easy reach.



Deadline Sale closes 1pm, 23 September 2026, Voyle & Co Realty Ltd, Paraparaumu Beach



*Source of information: Property Guru, Nexus, Kapiti Coast District Council (non-verified).



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