Property listing ID: 937574
Some homes are purchased. Others become part of a family's legacy. Set across approximately 6,080sqm of exceptional waterfront land in one of Mellons Bay's most tightly held coastal enclaves, Waimana is a landmark estate where architecture, landscape, and the sea exist in complete harmony. Elevated above the shoreline, the property commands uninterrupted panoramic views across the Hauraki Gulf, with Rangitoto Island rising from the horizon and Mellons Bay Beach stretching below. Every sunrise, every changing tide, and every season brings a different perspective—an ever-evolving backdrop that few will ever have the privilege to call home. Inspired by the timeless philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright, the substantial 675sqm (more or less) masonry residence has been designed to embrace its natural surroundings. Expansive living spaces, soaring ceilings, carefully crafted materials, and walls of glass invite light and breathtaking views into every corner of the home. Whether entertaining beside the infinity-edge heated pool, hosting generations of family across beautifully landscaped grounds, or enjoying quiet moments overlooking the Gulf, every space has been created to celebrate both grand occasions and everyday living. Behind the private gated entrance lies a world of complete tranquillity. Mature gardens, sweeping lawns, and extraordinary privacy create a setting that feels removed from the city, while remaining within easy reach of Auckland CBD, the international airport, and the highly regarded Macleans College zone. Opportunities to secure waterfront estates of this scale and calibre are exceptionally rare. Land of this size can no longer be replicated, and positions such as this are tightly held for generations. Waimana is more than a residence. It is a landmark estate. A legacy to be treasured today and passed on tomorrow. Viewing by Private Appointment Only. Contact Jason today to arrange your private viewing. Conjunctional Agents Welcome.
Listed by Barfoot & Thompson , Jason Huang (West Harbour)