56 Hahei Beach Road, Hahei, Thames-Coromandel

Holiday at home

Make every day a holiday with this extraordinary property located just a few minutes' walk from stunning Hahei Beach. Modern Pacific meets Classic Kiwiana in this three-bedroom, two-bathroom family home with an ensuited sleep out.
Built just four years ago to embrace a carefree coastal lifestyle, this vibrant home boasts custom features that set it apart. Recently treated to a magical makeover by an interior designer, it exudes creativity and a unique coastal vibe. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the easy-care raised gardens and seasonal fruit trees, providing year-round organic produce. North facing full length decking invites you to follow the sun, while entertaining is effortless with a kitchen servery, custom bar leaners and generous covered patio. The open plan living space is complemented by bifold joinery and stunning Italian flooring, and the comfort of double glazing and a cosy wood-burner ensure that winter sojourns are just as desirable as summer escapes.
However, the real magic lies even beyond the obvious appeal! Venture past lush feijoa hedging to the second half of this unique property. Here nestles a gorgeous private Glampsite with its own access and modern amenities. This fully fenced hidden suntrap features Doris, a cute retro caravan, and a newly renovated matching utility cabin. Enjoy family BBQs, lounge by the firepit or relax under the stars in a rustic outdoor bath. It's the ultimate beach getaway!
‘Vintage Vibes' is a proven guest favourite with exceptional reviews. Whether you offer this classic Kiwi Glamping experience to visiting tourists or exclusively to your own guests, everyone will love it! Doris is among the extensive chattels offered in this sale, ensuring your family can continue to enjoy this unique retro retreat.
This property isn't just your average home, it's an experience. Embrace easy living, coastal charm, and the endless possibilities that await. Act now to secure a unique slice of paradise!
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