Some homes are beautiful. This one is unforgettable.
There is a way of life that exists here unlike almost anywhere else in Auckland, and it begins the moment you arrive. Positioned at one of the highest vantage points on the seaward side of one of Auckland’s most coveted streets, this residence commands the Hauraki Gulf in a panorama so unguarded, so endlessly blue, that you understand i
Some homes are beautiful. This one is unforgettable.
There is a way of life that exists here unlike almost anywhere else in Auckland, and it begins the moment you arrive. Positioned at one of the highest vantage points on the seaward side of one of Auckland’s most coveted streets, this residence commands the Hauraki Gulf in a panorama so unguarded, so endlessly blue, that you understand immediately why nothing else compares. Auckland’s North Shore has always drawn those who understand that the finest life is lived close to the water, and this address is no exception, standing apart even among some of the most sought after streets in the country.
Step inside and feel it immediately, soaring high ceilings, multiple living spaces that flow with effortless ease, and light that moves through every room as though it belongs there. This is a home where comfort is not an afterthought but an architecture, every detail considered, every space inviting you to stay longer than you planned.
Each morning begins the same way, waking to uninterrupted views across the Hauraki Gulf towards Rangitoto, New Zealand’s most iconic landmark. The master suite sits higher than any other home on this stretch of coastline, complete with dual ensuites and his and her wardrobes, a retreat within a retreat, entirely its own.
Beyond the walls, manicured private grounds unfold across 876m² (more or less) of freehold land, enclosed behind secure gating that offers both complete discretion and total peace of mind. Arrive, close the gate, and the rest of the world can wait outside until you’re ready for it again.
For those considering New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus Visa, one of the world’s most compelling residency pathways, this home represents a rare convergence of lifestyle and legacy. Set between Devonport and Takapuna on Auckland’s North Shore, everyday life here comes with real ease, Narrow Neck Beach within walking distance, and zoned schools from primary through to high school close enough to walk to as well. It remains among the most sought after addresses in the South Pacific, offering an extraordinary quality of life within one of the safest, most stable nations on earth. The ferry to Auckland’s CBD takes minutes, and the memories made in a place like this last a lifetime.
Homes of this calibre appear rarely. This one will not wait.
This is not simply where you live, it is how you live.
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Viewing by private appointment only. Contact Jackie Parker or Kristina Marmont from PARKER | MARMONT New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty for more information.
Important: This property may be marketed as suitable for overseas purchasers. However, this does not constitute confirmation of eligibility, approval, or suitability for any individual buyer. All overseas purchasers remain subject to New Zealand’s overseas investment laws, including the Overseas Investment Act 2005, and may require consent from the Overseas Investment Office. You must obtain your own independent legal, financial, and technical advice and secure any necessary approvals before proceeding with a purchase.
Takapuna is located on the North Shore region of Auckland and is one of the most popular beaches in the area du
Takapuna is located on the North Shore region of Auckland and is one of the most popular beaches in the area due to the soft white sand, easy access and family friendly atmosphere. The beach views look out to Hauraki Gulf and Rangitoto Island and offer trendy cafes and restaurants nearby. The boat ramp launches into the Waitemata Harbour and there are a wide range of water activities including paddle boarding, windsurfing and sailing on the Harbour. Here, you can walk the historic ‘lava’ trail and explore the Sunday markets and boutique shops.