There are properties where the setting does most of the talking. This is one of them.
Occupying just over a hectare beside the Hawea River, this beautifully positioned holding offers an uncommon combination of space, privacy, water, mountains and the freedom to create a home of your own.
The site is notably flat and enjoys a strong sense of seclusion, with expansive views across the surrounding landscape. The river forms a natural edge to the property, bringing the opportunity to step outside and immediately connect with one of Central Otago's defining landscapes.
For those looking to build, concept plans by Johnston Architects provide an exciting starting point for a substantial 303sqm contemporary residence, carefully considered for its setting and the way modern living can unfold across the site.
The wider community has been conceived around a shared appreciation of outdoor living, sustainability and connection to the landscape. Residents have access to an impressive collection of shared facilities, including equestrian amenities, a waterfront pavilion, gym, BBQ area, private wharf, orchard, and direct river access - creating opportunities to enjoy the setting well beyond the boundaries of your own property. Solar power and a considered approach to the natural environment further reinforce the community's commitment to a more sustainable way of living.
And then there is the location. Hawea offers a quieter, more elemental side of the Upper Clutha, while Wanaka is close enough to enjoy its restaurants, cafes, shops and community whenever the mood takes you. Easy connection to Wanaka and Hawea's comprehensive trail network fortifies this property as an adventure base. From river days and mountain biking to hiking, skiing and simply enjoying the changing seasons, the opportunities beyond your front door are considerable.
For anyone seeking more than a conventional lifestyle block, this is an opportunity to secure a substantial piece of land in a remarkable natural setting, and shape it around the way you want to live.
Contact George Wallis or Craig Myles for further information.