Some Opportunities Arrive Quietly

Not everything worth having announces itself.

16 Grant Street, Scotts Landing, sits at the edge of the Mahurangi East coastline with the kind of stillness that most waterfront buyers spend a lifetime chasing and rarely find. There are no neighbours comparing boat sizes. No weekend traffic. No performance required.

What there is: 500sqm of architecturally resolved living, designed by Chris Bassett of Designpoint Architecture and built in tilt-slab concrete for a century of life. A private 40-metre concrete boat ramp with riparian rights delivering you directly to the Hauraki Gulf. A 26,000-litre pool with horizon edge. A spa. A kitchen built around a Miele-appointed scullery and an island that seats eight. Three living rooms. Four bedrooms with custom wardrobes. A lift. And 300sqm of hardwood deck where the only decision is whether to watch the tide come in or take the boat out.

Scotts Landing is not Omaha. It is not Matakana. It is quieter, older, and genuinely rare, a pocket of the Mahurangi Peninsula that belongs to people who prefer their luxury unannounced. Scott’s Beach is a short walk. Scandretts Regional Park and Kawau Island are on the water. The world-class dining of Matakana and Brick Bay Wines is close enough for dinner, far enough to forget.

The vendors are motivated, genuinely ready to transact, and the window is now. The NZ luxury waterfront market is moving again for the first time in years and at this level, properties that genuinely deliver don’t get second chances.

By nature of its coastal position, this property is classified as sensitive land under the Overseas Investment Act. For the right overseas buyer, OIO consent on the standard pathway is both well-established and achievable and the kind of holding that warrants it. We welcome serious enquiries from international purchasers and can connect you directly with experienced legal counsel familiar with transactions of this nature.

For the buyer who values what money can buy over what money can show, this is it.

Offers considered by negotiation. The vendors are ready to meet the market, we encourage yours.