Country Lodge Playground – A Rural Paradise
A home like no other
184 North Road, Clevedon
Discover Clevedon’s most spectacular rural estate – a hidden 62acre sanctuary just minutes from the village. Secure behind electric gates, this property unfolds like a private world of luxury and nature.
The journey begins through lush grazing paddocks and bridle trails, winding past native bush, modern stables with groom accommodation, and a professional arena, before arriving at an extraordinary resort-style haven bathed in sunlight.
From the grand 627 sq m residence, enjoy sweeping vistas across manicured lawns to the Hauraki Gulf islands, Clevedon Valley, Wairoa River, and nearby polo fields. This is a dream setting for an active family, offering exceptional recreational amenities: an 18 m heated pool, spa pool, a full-size international astro-turf tennis court, and a floating pool pavilion complete with barbecue and fridge for effortless entertaining.
The home itself, crafted from Te Kuiti limestone and framed by gabion walls, exudes relaxed lodge elegance. Inside, soaring 3.6 m studs and natural textures create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Egyptian timber doors open to expansive American oak floors
leading to five generous bedrooms plus a bunkroom for the kids. The master suite is indulgent, complemented by three en-suites, a family bathroom, and a guest powder room. The versatile upstairs suite doubles as an office or bedroom.
Living spaces flow seamlessly from the open-plan kitchen with scullery to a sunlit conservatory and a cozy library or TV room. Underfloor heating and majestic log fires set in surrounds sourced from a 14th-century French chateau add charm and comfort through winter.
Adjacent to the main home, a modern pavilion offers extra versatility with an office, gym, storage, and garaging. With ample guest parking and breathtaking attention to detail, this estate is designed for grand entertaining and refined country living.
A property of this scale and sophistication is truly one-of-a-kind –delivering the ultimate lifestyle in one of the world’s most beautiful rural settings.
Features
• Five Double Bedrooms with Walk-in/Built-in Wardobes
• Five Bathrooms including Two En-Suites
• Polished Floors
• Butlers Pantry
• Integrated Sound System
• Open Fire x 3
• Electric Underfloor (all house except powder and bunk rooms)
• Pot Belly x2 (master suite and office)
• Heated Pool
• Spa
• BBQ Area
• Tennis Court
• Fenced Vegetable Garden and Orchard (fruit trees)
• Stables (3 boxes) with One Bedroom Apartment on top
• Double Wash Bay Area and Separate Bathroom
• Horse Yards (5 large, 5 small)
• Truck Bay
• Hay Storage
• Tack/Gear Room
• Feed Room
• 60x40 Round Horse Arena (sand, shell mix)
For the finest country lifestyle you could find
Chattels
• Fixed Floor Coverings
• Blinds
• Curtains
• Light Fittings
• Drapes
• Kitchen: Electric AGA Oven (Hob x2, Oven x3), Dish Drawer, Rangehood, Integrated Fridge/Freezer
• Scullery: Oven, Hob - Gas, Dishwasher
• Fridge/Freezer (Hallway Pantry)
• Heated Towel Rail x4
• Smoke Detector
• Sound System
• Woodburner x2
• Above Ground Spa
• Pool Accessories
• Pool Solar Panels
• Heat Pump (Pool)
• Fridge and Electric Barbecue in Pool House
Floor Plans
Second Floor Main House
Floor Plans
Property Information
Legal Description: Freehold
Lot No 2 DP No. 324529 PT ALLOT 110 WAIROA PSH
CT No. NA 86B/526, 99004
CV: $7,550,000 (May 2024)
Floor Area: 627 sq m (approx.)
Land Area: 25.1259 ha (more or less)
Zoning: Rural - Mixed Rural Zone
Things to do in the area
HUNUA FALLS
The Hunua Falls are on the Wairoa River in the Auckland Region of New Zealand, near Hunua. The land around was bought by Auckland for water supplies between 1940 and 1960. The mean flow of water downstream at Clevedon is 2.6 m³ /s, but can vary greatly, in winter and summer. The Hunua Falls offer fabulous bush walks, serene beauty and nature.
CLEVEDON MARKETS
Every Sunday 8am-1pm
Leave the hustle and bustle of the week behind and join the friendly atmosphere of the Clevedon Village Farmers’ Market on Sunday mornings.
Be tempted by the seasonal offerings of fruit and vegetables picked as recently as the night before if not early on market morning. Make the most of the opportunity to sample and hand-pick the best provisions, be inspired by cooking tips and recipes from our stallholders.
For the most bountiful display shoppers need to rise early as trading is brisk and some produce lines are gone by mid-morning. Inspiration for early birds can be found in the fresh baking, pastries and espresso available at the market.
Fill your basket or bag with a colourful and interesting array of produce and provisions that have been made or grown for you with the utmost care by vendors whose aim is to provide the district with quality, fresh and reasonably priced food.
MILFORD NZ POLO OPEN NZ
The Milford NZ Polo Open is New Zealand’s ultimate Polo experience, renowned for being a highlight on the summer sporting and social calendar.
Nestled in the picturesque Clevedon countryside, Australasia’s longest running, most prestigious high goal polo tournament TheMilford NZ Polo Open will return in it’s 49th year.
Sunday the 15th February 2026 will feature our nation’s best polo players and professionals from around the world competing for the much coveted trophy. Champagne on the lawn, stomping divots, the thundering of hooves and stylishly dressed spectators with fine cuisine and a fusion of music makes the Milford NZ Polo Open a must attend event.
MARAETAI BEACH
A beautiful beach walk from Maraetai Beach to the wharf at Magazine Bay, on Auckland’s Pohutukawa coast.
You’ll be mainly walking on white shell beaches, with some areas of boardwalk and paved path. There’s a short section of rocks to walk over between Maraetai Beach and Waiomanu Beach.
Start your stroll at the western end of Maraetai Beach, at Maraetai Park. Here you’ll find a small viewing deck which is a great photo spot. There’s a fun beachfront playground here for toddlers and children to start their adventure and options for an ice-cream or coffee stop across the road.
Maraetai Beach is a popular summer destination - you’re spoiled for choice with picnic and swimming spots. There is shade along the way from the grand Pohutukawa trees.
Continue to the end of Maraetai Beach, and then climb over a short section of rocks to reach Waiomanu Beach. Continue along the coast until you reach picturesque Magazine Bay.
There are plenty of public toilets along the route.
