Opua - Huge Price Drop, Vendor Wants Sold

Description

Discover a rare opportunity to own 2.7803 hectares of north-facing land in the beautiful Bay of Islands, with panoramic water views of Opua, and the Kawakawa River. Nestled amidst native bush, this tranquil retreat offers endless possibilities.

Situated on a peninsula, this stunning waterfront property provides seclusion while being conveniently close to the thriving boating hub of Opua and nearby towns such as Paihia, Kerikeri, Russell, and Whangarei.

Boating enthusiasts will appreciate the jetty access the owner is providing. Private for the lucky few that buy here. Also provided is vehicle access to a loading bay close to the jetty.

An ideal building site awaits, with a cleared platform ready for your dream home. With careful landscaping, you can maximise privacy and enjoy all-day sun, surrounded by natural beauty and breathtaking vistas.

This is the perfect opportunity to build your off-grid dream home, or power can be accessed if preferred.

Accessed via Te Raupo Road, just two kilometres from Opua Marina and the vehicle ferry to Russell, and 10 kilometres from Paihia's vibrant village, restaurants, and amenities, this location offers both convenience and tranquillity. Enjoy leisurely bike rides along the Twin Coast Cycle Trail which can be accessed from the peninsula or explore scenic bush walks in the area.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Bay of Islands provides endless opportunities for fishing, swimming, and coastal walks. Imagine waking up to water views and the possibility of catching your breakfast right at your doorstep.

This property offers the freedom to build your ideal home without restrictive covenants, allowing you to embrace the coastal lifestyle fully. With wineries, beaches, and the beauty of the Bay of Islands at your fingertips, this is truly a special piece of paradise.

Approximately a three hour drive from Auckland, this is your chance to own a slice of coastal allure. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity—experience the magic of the Bay of Islands today.