Residential

Situated in the heart of Oneroa township with short stroll to beach and boat ramp. Elevated, north-facing aspect with slightly contoured grounds. Views across the bay and out to Coromandel Peninsula. Perfect for those summer holidays.

Elegant new home, meticulously finished in Hinerua stone, hardwood timbers and copper detailing.

The property name (from the original subdivision) is Te Ara Retreat (which means the pathway). Total area 2.7157 Ha.

7284 square metre waterfront site with riparian rights and it’s own north facing beach.

Limited Opportunity to Purchase Brand New Water Front Residential.

This house would never have been built on Waiheke if the current owner hadn't lived in Queenstown for a while. That's where he found and lived in the house of his dreams.

This isnt the view from the neighbours, nor from across the road, nor from 300 meters around the corner, It is in fact from the property!!!

A modern, well maintained, architecturally designed home.

2469m2 vacant site North facing Views from the white sands of Onetangi Beach to Pie Melon Bay Can never be built out from the north.

Perched high on the hill above Onetangi sits this light, airy three bedroom home. Being adjacent to the Royal Forest and Bird Reserve makes for a serene, tranquil environment.

This great little hide-away comes complete with a registered legal pedestrian easement to Boat Shed Bay, making it one of only a few properties in the bay with direct beach access.

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• large lodge style home • northern views over vineyards, ocean & out to the Coromandel Peninsula • all day sun • four bedrooms & two separate apartments • seven bathrooms • perched comfortably on the ridge with ample outdoor living areas • nestled nicely amongst ten acres

The options are endless for this 3440m2 property with riparian rights. There are currently two separate studio style apartments sitting gracefully on the level, manicured grounds.

We’re often asked “have you got a private, charming kiwi bach, facing north with all day sun, really close to the beach where we can hear the sound of the waves; something we could enjoy now and maybe re-develop sometime in the future?”