ESTATES Australia and New Zealand Premium Property Guide February 2024 edition (Published Quarterly)

Waterfront Living

Pelican Waters, Queensland

World Class Penthouse

Perth Western Australia

Iconic High Country Station

Central Otago, New Zealand

Resort Town & Golfers Paradise

Mangawhai New Zealand

Pararekau Island

Karaka, Auckland, NZ

Jennifer Trafford

Jennifer Trafford Property Tel: +61.412.578.660 sales@jennifertraffordproperty.com.au

Paul Duffy

Century 21 Advance Realty +61.400.676.791 (mobile) +61.8.9721.7733 (office) paul@c21advance.c om.au https://bunbury.century21.com.au/

Peter Robertson

William Porteous Properties International +61.427.958.929 (mobile) +61.8.9386.8800 (office) peter.robertson@porteous.com.au www.peterrobertsonau.com.au www.porteous.com.au

Michael Ball

Real Estate of Distinction +61.437.414.022 (mobile) +61.2.6655.1795 (office) michael@reod.com.au www.reod.com.au

Lance Richardson

Barfoot & Thompson Devonport Branch +64.21.796.660 (mobile) +64.9.445.2010 (office) l.richardson@barfoot.co.nz https://www.barfoot.co.nz/our-people/l. richardson

Graham Richards

Managing Director / Principal Team Taranaki Limited +64.27.444.5102 (mobile) +64.6.759.9160 (office) grichards@taranakiharcourts.co.nz www.taranakiharcourts.co.nz

Christine Thomas Bayleys Mangawhai, Mackys Real Estate Ltd +64.21.560.008 (mobile) +64.9.431.5415 (office) christine.thomas@bayleys.co.nz https://christinethomas.bayleys.co.nz/

Brian McMillan

Queenstown Realtor

+64.27.490.5812 (mobile) brian.mcmillan@queenstownrealtor.co.nz https://www.mallplanet.com/ QueenstownRealtor

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This north facing Luxury waterfront masterpiece located on the main canal with ocean views.

Having a passionate eye for perfection and meticulous attention to detail, this home is outstanding with seamlessly integrated indoor-outdoor living areas.

Boldly designed by Jennifer Trafford to capitalise on the water views and outdoor landscape, 5 pelican waters blvd is a picturesque success story that will catch everybody’s eye.

With 4 bedrooms 4 ensuites -media room- out door Kitchen – large kitchen area -lounge - large garage this property has it all.

Situated on 950m2 block and surrounded in Sub tropical gardens with a Green house.

Imagine living in an amazing city brimming with nature, culture, dining, shopping and more - like Perth. Rejuvenated in recent years with a host of bustling new bars, restaurants and cultural offerings, it’s no wonder the capital of Western Australia is consistently voted one of the world’s most liveable cities.

Family Favourite

Check out an array of fabulous public spaces around Perth and its surrounding cultural hubs. Premier waterfront entertainment precinct Elizabeth Quay, which connects the CBD to the amazing Swan River, is where to admire striking public art pieces by local, indigenous and internationally renowned artists. Bring the family along for a round on the Elizabeth Quay Carousel, or make like pirates for an afternoon at the maritime-inspired playground. Explore the precious cultural heritage of Australia’s earliest residents at WA Museum Boola Bardip, or catch a performance or sporting event at the 60,000-seat Optus Stadium.

Suburb-hopping

Head into Perth city or skip over to suburbs like Mount Lawley, Leederville, Northbridge, Victoria Park and Subiaco for the latest in dining, shopping and entertainment. Immerse yourself in worldclass art and museum exhibitions, theatre, ballet, music performances, and sporting events, or trawl through the season’s pickings from international and home-grown labels. Finding your place in the sun is relatively easy here – with 19 pristine metropolitan beaches - to enjoy sunbathing, surfing, or soaking up one of Western Australia’s famous picturesque coastal sunsets.

HAPPY MEALS

When in Perth, be sure to visit Source Foods Café and savour its great atmosphere, friendly service, and delicious offerings. Visit

https://www.sourcefoods.com.au for your first look.

City Slickers

Among Perth’s unique range of attractions are the Swan Bells at the Bell Tower, renowned as one of the world’s largest musical instruments. Another world’s largest can be found at the Perth Mint, for its collection of gold bars. Break away from the urban hustle and bustle, and drop in at Kings Park and Botanic Garden. One of the world’s largest inner city parks – almost three times bigger than London’s Hyde Park - it offers 400 hectares of lush pristine greenery to soothe your worn-out senses. There are 327 native plant species grown here, creating the experience resembling the Aussie bush. Take the ferry across the Swan River to Perth Zoo, yet another great attraction to visit and get to know its 1,500 residents. Caversham Wildlife Park is another popular choice at only 30 minutes drive east of Perth with koalas, wombats, kangaroos and other native wildlife.

Short Getaway

Perth’s rugged charms unfold in the outskirts, which are only an hour’s drive from the city. Head to the Class A Nature Reserve on Rottnest Island to score a selfie with the adorable quokkas or spy on fur seals sunbathing.

Yanchep National Park, meanwhile, is the spot to sight the state’s largest population of koalas (fun fact: koalas are not native to Western Australia. The first ones were brought into Yanchep during the 1930s). Swim with the dolphins at Rockingham or cruise the canals in Mandurah. Don’t leave without stopping by Fremantle Prison - join a tour and discover the dramatic history of this World Heritage-listed prison. Discover more ways to make the most of your moments in Perth at www.westernaustralia.com ; or check out https://www.youtube.com/user/westernaustralia for other ideas.

RESORT STYLE LIVING

3/11 Brown Street East Perth, WA, Australia

This luxurious riverfront 5,425 square foot single level apartment offers 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, plus study, home theatre, lounge, dining, kitchen, laundry, and powder room. A sweeping wrap around balcony, boasts an unparalleled level of finish and breathtaking views across the Swan River, capturing Matagarup Bridge, Optus Stadium and verdant green parklands. With secure 3 car garaging plus store room, it is in a boutique building of only 5 luxury residential apartments.

Brand new, never lived this sprawling, absolute riverfront residence has one of the largest outdoor entertaining spaces on its wrap around balcony, that you will ever find, facing north and east, it is perfectly suited to Perth’s climate. A superb entertaining zone unto itself, this sweeping ‘walk-in, walk-out’ space features a deluxe built-in kitchen and BBQ and glass balustrading to maximise the spectacular views.

Redefining apartment living, the family-sized, north-east facing residence includes a fully sound-proofed theatre, an office and temperature/humidity controlled wine cellar and fully-tiled luxury ensuites. The jaw dropping entertainer’s kitchen showcases a suite of premium integrated European appliances.

The apartment is offered fully furnished (all brand new). Some of the art is also available by separate negotiation.

It is immediately apparent that no expense was spared in designing and crafting what are undoubtedly Perth’s most refined luxury apartments. The developer achieved their vision to create a generous, luxurious waterfront home that didn’t compromise on quality or size. Enjoy soaring ceilings, light-filled bedrooms and living spaces and exquisite attention to detail throughout, including American White Oak flooring and solid timber cabinetry, imported floor and wall tiling, a Sonos sound system, and recessed ceilings featuring LED backlighting.

Being brand new, this apartment is eligible for foreign and local buyers without restriction. Nowhere else in Perth will you find a remotely comparable product in this price range.

The absolute waterfront position at the entrance to Claisebrook Cove overlooks the Burswood entertainment precinct, including Crown Resort and Towers, Optus Stadium and the iconic Matagarup Bridge. Day or night, the views from this magnificent apartment are captivating. Explore local cafes lining the Claisebrook Cove inlet and surrounding East Perth enclave, stroll across Matagarup Bridge for more entertainment at the Crown complex and Perth (Optus) Stadium for concerts and sporting events.

Enjoy a premium riverside lifestyle like no other – come home to Mardalup.

Features include:

• Ducted, zoned, reverse-cycle air conditioning

• Integrated European appliances – including Gaggenau induction cooktop, conventional and combi-steam ovens and warming drawer, Miele fridge/ freezer and dishwasher

• Spacious walk-in pantry

• Sonos surround sound system with built-in indoor and outdoor speakers

• Temperature and humidity-controlled wine cellar

• Secure 3-car garage WILLIAM

Peter Robertson

https://www.peterrobertsonau.com.au/property/3-11-brown-street-east-perth-wa-6004/

Director – William Porteous Properties International

M: +61.427.958.929

E: peter.robertson@porteous.com.au

TEAM: www.peterrobertsonau.com.au

L: +61.8.9386.8800

W: https://porteous.com.au

Mardalup

Resort Style Living Penthouse

Mardalup Building Crown Perth Optus Stadium

11 Brown Street East Perth, WA, Australia

This is without question one of Australia’s finest luxury Penthouses. It is also one of the largest at 20,419 square feet, occupying the full top two floors of the boutique Mardelup Building at 11 Brown Street, East Perth, right on the Swan Riverfront at the entrance to Claisebrook Cove. Looking east across the water to Perth’s Stadium (Optus stadium) and the Burswood Peninsular with the Crown Resorts entertainment precinct, which is accessed directly via the new and architecturally stunning Matagarup Bridge.

Offering you a resort style of living, it has a private lift from the 2,368 square feet of private garaging accommodating up to 8 cars. From here the lift access the lobby and onto both floors of the Penthouse. The main residence has 5 bedrooms and 5 ensuite bathrooms. The master suite is more than king-sized with a huge walk-in dressing room and premium ensuite bathroom. The secondary bedrooms are all king-sized with walkin robes and private ensuite bathrooms. There is a walk-in full climatecontrolled wine cellar, home theatre, stunning lounge and dining areas, a gourmet kitchen plus full Butler’s kitchen, and a sweeping wrap-around balcony on the North, East and South sides. There is also a full laundry on this level. The finishes are all premium timbers, stones and woollen carpets. The appliances are all Gaggenau and Wolf, with integrated fridges and freezers.

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The second floor is home to a fully self-contained guest or maid’s quarters comprised of a bedroom suite with an ensuite bathroom, private balcony and laundry. A chef’s kitchen opens to the rooftop alfresco entertaining with large dining and lounge areas, premium BBQ facilities, a pizza oven, surround sound, drop-down TV and your own private rooftop pool. There is a premium Gym with a full bathroom and a separate powder room.

The interior was designed by renowned designer Maria Monaco, and it is offered fully furnished with the custom furnishings selected and designed for these spaces. At 6 stories, and home to only 5 boutique luxury apartments, this is the highest building in the precinct, completely secure and completely private.

Perth’s central business district is only 1.2km away, and a plethora of restaurants and cafes is an easy walk (approximately 400m) on the far side of the Claisebrook Cove. There is an IGA 24-hour supermarket, parkland along the foreshore, and day use of the boat pens right in front of the building in the Cove.

There is no other ultra-luxury apartment in Perth that comes close. It is a unique irreplaceable offering for the decerning few. I welcome your inquiry.

Peter Robertson

Director – William Porteous Properties International

M: +61.427.958.929

E: peter.robertson@porteous.com.au

TEAM: www.peterrobertsonau.com.au

Summary

Level 1

• 5 King size bedrooms, 5 luxurious beautifully styled ensuites and massive walk-in robes

• The main bedroom suite is more than King sized with a huge walk-in dressing room and a premium ensuite bathroom

• A Gourmet kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, built-in fridge freezer & dishwasher

• Butlers kitchen and pantry

• Under-floor heating and heated towel rails in bathrooms

• Two powder rooms, separate laundry and Miele washing machine & condenser dryer

• Voluptuous interiors, high ceilings with an abundance of natural light

• C bus lighting throughout

• Smart wiring, control touch pads, smartphone control

• State of the art customized fittings and outstanding commercial-grade finishes

• Acoustically designed with 5 star energy rating

• Remote controlled best quality curtains, and window treatments throughout

• Designer artwork (can be negotiated but not included)

• Well populated tropical fish tank, with your own Nemo

• Fully ducted air conditioning all rooms fitted with control panel

• Soundproofed home cinema room

• Custom-built home office with fireplace

• Custom-made cabinetry throughout

• Climate-controlled wine cellar

• Real flame gas fireplace

• Massive wrap around terrace/balcony – the largest in Perth

• Uninterrupted views of the Swan River, Claisebrook Cove, Crown Towers Hotel & Casino and beyond to the Perth hills

Level 2

• King sized guest bedroom/maids quarters with ensuite bathroom and a powder room

• Steam room

• High-Tec gym with full ensuite bathroom

• Gourmet kitchen opening to the alfresco entertaining area

• Covered external dining entertaining area with dining table, lounge area a large drop-down TV screen

• Private rooftop lap pool

• Built-in Ferguson BBQ, pizza oven and outdoor kitchen

• Uninterrupted views of the Swan River, Claisebrook Cove, Crown Towers Hotel & Casino and beyond to the Perth hills

Basement

• Secure private 8-car garage with private lift through to the lobby and both floors of the Penthouse

PRICE:

AUD$21 Million

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WILLIAM PORTEOUS PROPERTIES INTERNATIONAL

L: +61.8.9386.8800

W: https://porteous.com.au

Office: C4 / 87 Waratah Avenue Dalkeith Perth, Western Australia 6009

Mardalup Building

Often seen but not heard. Not a name heard much outside New Zealand, the Māniatoto is more likely seen because artists, photographers and filmmakers are frequently inspired by the sensual open spaces and glorious, golden hues of this special part of southern New Zealand.

The wider Central Otago region is best known for its famed vineyards – the home of awardwinning New Zealand Pinot Noir – and the multitude of outdoor adventures and snow sports resorts around Queenstown and Wanaka. But, if you prefer to travel off-piste, that’s just the start of the riches to be found in this picture-perfect landscape.

Iconic landscapes

The vast plains of the Māniatoto stretch across the north-eastern corner of Central Otago, a wide-open space where snow-capped mountain ranges meet golden tussock-covered hill country and undulating farmlands. It’s an iconic landscape, quite different from any other part of New Zealand.

The Māniatoto was named by Māori explorers making their way inland from eastern coastal settlements across to the West Coast in search of prized pounamu – New Zealand jade or greenstone which they traded as weapons, tools and adornments. The name Māniatoto or “Plains

of Blood” references the flowing red tussocks that covered the valleys and hillsides.

The first European settlers arrived in the early 19th century. They were gold miners and pastoral farmers, and many descendants are still farming the land today. Every road leads to a heritage hotel or an historic site where early settlers plied their trades, made their fortunes or eked out a living in the newly claimed wilderness.

Central Otago Touring Route

Today it’s easy to travel through the heart of this region on the official Central Otago Touring Route which begins and ends with Queenstown and Dunedin. Both towns are just a couple of hours by road from the Māniatoto district.

For those looking for a two-wheel adventure, there’s the popular Otago Central Rail Trail – a multiday 150 km cycling adventure that travels between the smaller towns of Middlemarch and Clyde. The cycle trail, which follows a former rail track, crosses the Māniatoto Plain and is one of several off-road cycling experiences in the region.

Eating and drinking is exceptionally good here, whether it’s delectable summer stonefruit and artisan produce, craft brews or fruit of the vine in the world’s most southern wine-growing terroir. The vineyards and wineries around Bannockburn, Bendigo and Cromwell are synonymous with New Zealand’s best winemakers, world-renowned pinot noirs and other varieties.

Self-drive, walk or cycle the vineyards or take a guided tour from Cromwell. However you travel, make sure you stop off at a local eatery or pub to experience some authentic southern hospitality. Built in 1862, Danseys Pass Hotel, near Naseby, is a local icon worth the stop for hearty pub meals and charming hotel accommodation in the original building. Check out www.danseyspass.co.nz

To the west, lie the sophisticated year-round alpine resorts of Wanaka and Queenstown. Summer and winter, these internationally popular lakeside

towns are centres of outdoor adventures on the water and in the mountains. Luxury golf courses and local golf clubs abound and, in winter, visitors flock to the region to ski and snowboard the southern hemisphere’s best slopes.

Ranfurly & Naseby

Whilst the Māniatoto is only a couple of hours drive from those larger settlements, there is a sense of peace and remoteness which has bound together a strong community of people. This community spirit has been a key factor in keeping the towns and settlements alive, providing a wonderful place to live in or visit.

Ranfurly and Naseby are the two largest towns in the Māniatoto. Ranfurly is often celebrated for its exotic 1920s art deco architecture. The Otago Central Rail Trail passes through the town, and the historic railway station serves as a visitor information centre and a key stopping off point for cyclists and walkers exploring the town and surroundings.

Nearby Naseby – often referred to as being “2,000 feet above worry level” – nestles beneath the Hawkdun range of hills and is surrounded by a working forest known as the Black Forest. This small town has protected and retained the heritage architecture, with its buildings reminiscent of a Victorian era movie set.

Naseby is a great place to be based to enjoy a network of walking and cycling tracks, picnic areas, historic gold mining sites and two dams for swimming and fishing. It is also the traditional home to the ancient ice-sport of curling, with the year-round opportunity to learn and play the game on the international standard indoor rink at Māniatoto Adventure Park. There’s also a summer and winter luge, plus an outdoor wintertime ice-rink. For more on Central Otago Tourism, visit centralotagonz.com . Find out more at https://youtu.be/iNKBYhyCG1Y

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Otago Rural Lifestyle Realtor, Arizto Real Estate

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15,000 acres Price: NZD$15.8 Million

A treasured landscape. Central Otago is admired for its dramatic landscapes dominated by snow-covered peaks and big skies.

Gold mining, extensive livestock farming and latterly vineyards fuel this region’s fascinating heritage. The future New Gold is surely Tourism and Environmental Sustainability.

Located between the historic settlements of Naseby and Dansey’s Pass, Shortlands Station comprises of 6,121-plus hectares /15,000 acres, more or less, is a large-scale sheep/beef and grazing farming operation that’s been in the same family for almost 80 years. Offering extensive flat alluvial plains and easy undulating foothills, yet coupled with large tracts of golden tussock covered Central Otago high country, this Station is part freehold, part Crown Pastoral lease with rights in perpetuity.

Management is focused on regenerative biological farming successfully delivering improved soil ecology and pasture growth, and production gains over the past decade.

Included in the sale are the main farm homestead, two staff houses and a lodge. Farm improvements comprise of a modern five-stand woolshed with covered yards, large concrete workshop, three implement sheds, two hay barns and four grain silos.

The Station also has two glamping sites/cabins set in remote private locations within the property, each offering delightful accommodation for two guests. This separate thriving business, sold in conjunction with the Station is presently managed by the current owners.

Shortlands is presently running an estimated 14,000 stock units.

Under current farming economics, Shortlands’ management keeps stock numbers flexible, maintaining less capital stock allowing surplus feed for trading stock and contract grazing. Consisting of capital stock, trading stock and flexible contract grazing.

Shortlands also has the added benefit of having significant approved areas, up to 600ha, for the lucrative intensive winter grazing of dairy cows giving farm management flexibility throughout the season, maintaining a high degree of profitability and sustainability.

The Station holds significant private water rights/consents for large scale water access.

The consented potential irrigation development is designed on a low-cost gravity feed, overhead spray system, complete with variable rate application enhancing economic viability and environmental sustainability.

When completed, the irrigation development has the ability to increase Shortlands stock capacity by more than forty percent helping to secure this iconic property for the generations to come.

Furthermore; the current owners have steered the farm towards establishing direct to market access for the farm produce www. provenancemeat.co.nz along with processing the properties wool directly

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into clothing. Concentrating on Protecting Reputation and the traceability of product to market protocols used on the property noting the world-class quality of meat & wool products as produced by this Station.

Any new Owner will almost certainly build on this potential and take this opportunity to the greater world, perhaps utilizing (your own) existing business interests.

For the absentee owner, existing Managers are receptive to remaining engaged should this be so desired. Beyond nearby Naseby (famous for its indoor year-round curling rink) lie award-winning vineyards, golf courses, and New Zealand’s top leisure and adventure tourism centre; Queenstown, or Dunedin all within a 2½ hour radius.

Cabin Accommodation, SHORTLANDS SHEDS

Nobbler Creek Manuka Views

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You can acquire a new home, or you can invest in a dream home. If you prefer the latter, consider Franklin in New Zealand. Less than an hour by car from Auckland, Franklin takes you far enough from the urban hurly-burly, and allows you to immerse in a lifestyle laden with recreational pursuits, from golf to go-karting and mountain biking to hiking. But, for days when you just want to watch the clouds go by, Manukau Harbour with the Tasman Sea on the west, or Hauraki Gulf to the east, promise precious respite.

Well-loved especially by the locals for its genteel charm and heritage - early Maori settled here in the 13th century - Franklin’s modern towns include Karaka, Waiuku and Clevedon. More on what to do while you’re in Franklin at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NprntTgujI.

Karaka: Horseplay & More

Karaka’s amazing natural attractions brim with exciting activities. To its west is Āwhitu Peninsula, a remote coastal beauty spot of pristine beaches and wild vistas. Trek along one of Āwhitu Regional Park’s walking trails or catch an epic sunset at the historic Manukau Heads Lighthouse. Visit https://youtu.be/hvOfqxmVMl8 for a first look.

Meanwhile, the dark sandy shores of Karioitahi Beach serve as a gorgeous backdrop for paragliding, surfing, fishing, and recreational horse riding on specially designated trails.

Set amidst the verdant green of dairy and sheep farms, horse-racing fans know Karaka as the centre for New Zealand’s thoroughbred yearling sales and for the fabulous Karaka Millions race series held each summer at Auckland’s Ellerslie racecourse. It’s also conveniently home to New Zealand’s newest DoubleTree by Hilton Hotels.

Pioneers of the nation’s thoroughbred industry since 1927, Karaka’s New Zealand Bloodstock is both a world-leading supplier of top racehorses and a significant player in the local area. Visit www.nzb.co.nz to view the catalogue. Some of the greatest racing legends have passed through Karaka. Raised in the ultimate nursery, blessed with temperate climate, ample rainfall, rich soils and expert breeding, New Zealand horses consistently outperform on the world thoroughbred scene.

If Karaka is where you want to build a new dream home, check out Pararekau Island, a luxury gated community of 116 land sections. The land sections promise a once-in-your-lifetime opportunity to revel in the tranquil surroundings of Manukau

Harbour - yet only 3 minutes by car to the motorway and 11 minutes to Auckland Botanic Gardens. Sections range from 500m2 to over 1,400m2, with prices starting at a very friendly NZD$1.6m. Watch the video at https://youtu.be/WGAQFjxwkdU or click on www.karakaisland.co.nz

Clevedon: Local Wines & Quirky Wares

Clevedon is a picturesque country settlement surrounded by lush green pastures. It is home to the Auckland Polo Club and New Zealand Polo Open.

To experience Clevedon like the locals, start with a stroll through the quirky array of village boutiques, galleries and eateries. Then, pop in at the Clevedon Farmers’ Market and sample wares from local producers and artisans. After that, pack a picnic for a trek through the lush, bush-clad Hunua Ranges to the stunning Hunua Falls. Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWGAZjZyEws for Visit Franklin The Food Bowl Story of New Zealand.

The hills around Clevedon are dotted with vineyards and wineries. Although relatively small and young (just 5 to 10 years), the boutique blendsparticularly red Bordeaux produced at Puriri Hills, Turanga Creek and Vin Alto - have begun to attract international attention so come by and decide if it’s worth yours too.

New Zealand Luxury Island Sections

Nestled in the tranquil waters of the Manukau Harbour, lying just off the coast of Karaka in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, Pararēkau Island is a truly exceptional location.

Scan the code to explore the island now.

Pass by the secure gates and journey through 6 hectares of nature reserve to arrive at Pararēkau Island, an exclusive island neighborhood.

As you stand on the island, feeling the gentle ocean breeze, it’s difficult to imagine that you’re only a three-minute drive away from the motorway and just 25 kilometers from Auckland’s international airport.

The sections, ranging from 504m2 to 1,423m2 are equipped with fibre internet, power, water, and sewer connections.

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Price: NZD $1.75M

This stunning Platinum show home has the wow factor. The clean lines of the mono-pitch roof and the raked interior ceilings create a wonderful sense of light, space,

in this four-bedroom luxury home. Perfectly positioned on 709sqm of flat land, this stunning home is only minutes away from the Mangawhai Estuary and a stroll to the village. Design finesse and a high-class finish have been flawlessly executed here with a crisp modern colour palette. The central hub of the home is open plan, soaked in sunshine, and extends outdoors to an expansive patio and easy-care grounds for alfresco entertaining.

Price:

272sqm

This impressive lifestyle property is set in the hills above the resort town of Mangawhai, 80 minutes north of the Auckland CBD. Set on 8860 sqm of beautifully landscaped grounds, you can walk down beside the pond to an alfresco dining area hidden away in an olive grove, complete with a mini taverna.

The 272sqm home was built in 2018 to very high standards with an entertainer’s kitchen, a huge butler’s pantry, and two living areas opening out onto an impressive swimming pool complex with a pizza oven. Walk out from the master suite to a private spa cabana. With a double garage, wood storage, and laundry complex, the property also has great outbuildings. The 80sqm shed has a bathroom with a toilet and shower, plus an extra high stud shed for a motorhome or a boat. Your biggest problem will be getting your friends and family to leave; however, they have been catered for with an internal twobedroom guest suite called the Olive Room.

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Nestled in a private residential community of more than 200 hectares in Mangawhai, Northland is this gorgeous low-maintenance home set on 5957 sqm of land. Positioned just 80 minutes north of Auckland’s CBD, Lakeview Estate is a celebration of the important things in life in a gated community the centrepiece of which is a magnificent lake, with houses strategically dotted around the Estate. Enjoy playing tennis, swimming in the pool or stroll around the lake. The 202 sqm brick and tile home enjoys all-day sun with excellent indoor-outdoor flow onto patios looking out to mature native bush and extensive rural views. Lakeview Estate is within easy reach of Mangawhai Village and the surf beach is a 10-minute drive. Some of New Zealand’s top-ranked golf courses are also close by.