Property Highlights

Waterfront estate with jetty and boat ramp consent
Ten acres with native bush and privacy
Panoramic views of Omaha River and beaches
Renovated cedar residence with natural light
Covered outdoor dining and sun-washed decks
Self-contained one-bedroom annex for guests

Overview

A Once in a Lifetime Matakana Waterfront Estate - With Jetty & Boat Ramp Consent At the quiet end of Upper Whangateau Road, overlooking the tidal edge of the Omaha River, sits a property with attributes rarely available. Ten acres of complete privacy, native bush, riparian rights and panoramic views to Ti Point, Point Wells, Omaha Beach and beyond, now further elevated by full consent for both a jetty and a boat ramp, an opportunity virtually unheard of in the Matakana region. The cedar residence, beautifully renovated and designed to sit effortlessly within its landscape, feels warm, calm and filled with natural light. With approximately 320 m² of living, it offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous living areas and a separate media room, all flowing to covered outdoor dining and wide sun-washed decks. A self-contained one-bedroom annex adds flexibility for guests or extended family or the ability to add to the current home to cater for larger families. What makes this property unforgettable is the way the land and water meet. Wander through your own bush tracks, harvest from the orchard, or launch a paddleboard from the lawn and drift out with the tide. Come evening, the sun drops low across the river and the whole valley shifts into gold, a moment different every day, and never tiring. Just six minutes from Matakana Village and close to Omaha and Matheson’s Bay, the estate feels like a faraway sanctuary yet remains within easy reach of the CBD, only 50 minutes from home. With bore consent, a natural spring, no covenants, and room to add a pool and tennis court, the potential is as extraordinary as the setting. Only eight properties on the Omaha River hold riparian rights, and even fewer secure new access structures. This is one of them. A coastal holding of rare scale and freedom — the kind that is kept for generations. Private viewings available — contact us for full details.

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