35 Bream Tail Road, Langs Beach, Whangarei

Peace. Privacy. Timeless beach location.

Will it be your footsteps on the sand of this secluded beach?

Crystal clear water in foreground, with craggy profile of iconic islands as a backdrop. Whether you start your day with meditation, Pilates or just a simple beach walk, this is a truly serene place.
A safe haven to invest in self-preservation and revise your operating strategy for life.

The large renovated 1980's house embraces views across the water , to the Hen & Chicken Islands across the sand of Anderson Cove (just south of Langs Beach). With spacious living areas upstairs and down, plus a conservatory which has an enviable view, there's ample room for all those family & friends who will eagerly await your invitation.

Above the triple garage there is a loft, which has been used for Gym and Yoga area. Easily able to accommodate a couple more beds, if need be.

No longer tied to stress of the city, there are technology solutions to assist as the work from anywhere lifestyle continues to evolve. Organise your Zoom conferences, with gentle sound of real ocean waves in background. Then when work is done, Relaxation will be your mantra.

Snorkelling, Surfing, Swimming, Fishing - life is about choices.

Glamping locations galore across 61 ha , in 2 titles. Tugs at heart strings of child hood memories.

The property has been run as a sheep farm, with the land divided into practical sized paddocks and plenty of small dams to provide water to stock.
Over 20 years ago the vendor planted plenty of trees (pines, eucalypt, blackwood) some of which are potentially ready for milling.

Pohutukawa, puriri, kowhai adorn the coastal front, adding character to this special piece of coastline.

Enjoy being 1 of just 2 properties with direct access to this privately located white sand beach (with riparian rights). The north-western title has a large grass area with outstanding views over Langs Beach and northern Bream Bay.

More than 30 years since last on the market.

Invest in this Evergreen of NZ as once its gone, it may be gone forever!