4 & 6A McIntosh Road
Oneroa, Waiheke Island
Oneroa, Waiheke Island
By negotiation
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Two coastal sanctuaries, or one wonderful oasis?
The song of tui the whump of kereru flying by, spectacular sunsets and bush-clad, forever views over the deep blue waters of the bay. You might not have expected to find such peace and tranquillity so close to Oneroa village and the ferry, but here it is.
Here also are two very rare properties on adjacent sites that are for sale separately or can be purchased as one.
With expansive water views that encompass the Oneroa Bay and the islands beyond and adjoining a protected bush reserve, 4 McIntosh Road is where you find a two-bedroom, easy accessed cottage on a lush 1670 m2 site. Facing north-west and protected from the southerly and southwesterly winds, you can enjoy all day sun here as well as direct access to the coast. A gentle stroll past the property's own giant redwood trees and then via Newton Reserve brings you to a quiet pebbled beach that's perfect for swimming. Or you can walk along the close by coastal track and be at Little Oneroa Beach with its iconic store in a just few minutes.
If you are looking for quintessential, rustic Waiheke charm and character, you will find that here too. The two-bedroom, three-level home at 6A McIntosh Road has stunning picture windows in its light, open-plan living/dining and kitchen area that makes the most of those stunning views and sensational sunsets. The master bedroom suite upstairs is a haven set among the tree tops and has even more expansive views.
The house with decks and a terrace is set on a large 2852 m2 site that is mere metres from that tranquil pebble swimming beach. The delightful coastline reserve extends along its western boundary, while, as with number 4 McIntosh, the Newton Reserve borders its northern edge. All of which ensures that the views here will never disappear. There can never be another property built between you and the waterfront. And, of course, that short walk via the coastal track to Little Oneroa beach so close.
The choice then is yours, and there is more than one to make. If you buy either of these two exceptional properties you could keep and renovate the existing houses, or bowl and build something new. You could also simply landbank if you want.
On the other hand, consider that there is in total over 4500m2 of coastal, north-west facing land here. And the fact is that you will not find that much land on Oneroa Bay, so close to everything.
Purchasing both properties opens up some exciting opportunities. You could merge the two titles into one large property and then create a truly outstanding dwelling here. Or you could adjust the existing boundaries to create two fantastic coastal sites with shared access.
6A McIntosh Road
https://rwwaiheke.co.nz/properties/residential-for-sale/waiheke-island/oneroa-1081/house/3061695
4 McIntosh Road
https://rwwaiheke.co.nz/properties/residential-for-sale/waiheke-island/oneroa-1081/house/3061677
Here also are two very rare properties on adjacent sites that are for sale separately or can be purchased as one.
With expansive water views that encompass the Oneroa Bay and the islands beyond and adjoining a protected bush reserve, 4 McIntosh Road is where you find a two-bedroom, easy accessed cottage on a lush 1670 m2 site. Facing north-west and protected from the southerly and southwesterly winds, you can enjoy all day sun here as well as direct access to the coast. A gentle stroll past the property's own giant redwood trees and then via Newton Reserve brings you to a quiet pebbled beach that's perfect for swimming. Or you can walk along the close by coastal track and be at Little Oneroa Beach with its iconic store in a just few minutes.
If you are looking for quintessential, rustic Waiheke charm and character, you will find that here too. The two-bedroom, three-level home at 6A McIntosh Road has stunning picture windows in its light, open-plan living/dining and kitchen area that makes the most of those stunning views and sensational sunsets. The master bedroom suite upstairs is a haven set among the tree tops and has even more expansive views.
The house with decks and a terrace is set on a large 2852 m2 site that is mere metres from that tranquil pebble swimming beach. The delightful coastline reserve extends along its western boundary, while, as with number 4 McIntosh, the Newton Reserve borders its northern edge. All of which ensures that the views here will never disappear. There can never be another property built between you and the waterfront. And, of course, that short walk via the coastal track to Little Oneroa beach so close.
The choice then is yours, and there is more than one to make. If you buy either of these two exceptional properties you could keep and renovate the existing houses, or bowl and build something new. You could also simply landbank if you want.
On the other hand, consider that there is in total over 4500m2 of coastal, north-west facing land here. And the fact is that you will not find that much land on Oneroa Bay, so close to everything.
Purchasing both properties opens up some exciting opportunities. You could merge the two titles into one large property and then create a truly outstanding dwelling here. Or you could adjust the existing boundaries to create two fantastic coastal sites with shared access.
6A McIntosh Road
https://rwwaiheke.co.nz/properties/residential-for-sale/waiheke-island/oneroa-1081/house/3061695
4 McIntosh Road
https://rwwaiheke.co.nz/properties/residential-for-sale/waiheke-island/oneroa-1081/house/3061677
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