

Warkworth · Auckland
Negotiation
The kids have grown up and moved out. Mostly. Because with a home like this, they have a habit of coming back.
Perched above Sandspit with sweeping views across Kawau Bay to Kawau Island and Great Barrier, 5 Kotare Place was built four decades ago with family in mind - and it has delivered on that ever since.
Upstairs, the main residence is generous and well thought out. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous living areas and a large kitchen with walk-in scullery. The kind of space that works perfectly for two, but when the family arrives for Sunday lunch the space feels entirely natural. Step outside and the deck runs the full length of the house, looking out to the incredible view.
Downstairs is where the flexibility lives. Two more bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate lounge and private outdoor entertaining area. Open it up when the grandkids arrive, lock it up when they leave.
The glass lift connects both levels - and yes, even the lift has a view.
Outside, 7,597m² of north-facing land gives you room to breathe and then some. Get some chickens, a goat, build a barn for whatever project you have on the go, space for the grandkids to run. Your boat can sit at the marina just down the hill and on a clear day you can keep an eye on it from the house.
Immaculately maintained across three decades, this is a home that has suited every stage of family life and given its owners everything they asked of it. Now it is ready to do the same for yours.
Property Features
• Approx. 420sqm residence
• Approx. 7,597sqm landholding
• Elevated north-facing position with panoramic views across Kawau Bay
• Main residence with two bedrooms (including the master), two bathrooms and multiple living areas
• Fully self-contained lower level with two ensuited bedrooms and separate lounge
• Ideal for extended family living, guest accommodation or supplementary income
• Previously operated as a successful bed and breakfast
• Expansive decks spanning the length of the home
• Glass lift servicing both levels
• Granite benchtops and large walk-in scullery
• Sarked kauri ceilings and American Oak flooring
• In-ground plunge pool and outdoor entertaining area
• Double internal-access garaging plus separate garage and workshop
• Bore water supply
• Established grounds with room for further enhancement
• Walking tracks nearby, including access to Brick Bay Beach
• Held by the same family for 40 years
Floor area: 420m² approx. - sourced from Auckland Council Rates & Valuation.
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What the council has been asked to allow under the Resource Management Act. None on this property · 6 land use or subdivision consents within 250 m.
To vary the condition 1 and new condition 13 of resource consent LUC60363213 to undertake renovations to the existing dwelling instead of replacing it with a new dwelling under the original consent
Proposed extension of the lapse period from 5 years to 7 years to allow for the completion of the land use development, where the lapse date becomes 13 November 2027. **ALL TIME TO LUC60363213-A**
Consent to construct a bore to enable water take for use for domestic water supply purposes. The depth of the bore will be 170m and the bore diameter will be 100mm. The casing depth will be 100m and the casing material will be PVC. The bore will access the Mahurangi East Waitemata aquifer.
The applicant is proposing to drill and construct a new bore in the Mahurangi East Waitemata Aquifer for domestic and stock purposes. The 100mm diameter bore will be drilled to a depth of 140m-180m, PVC casing will be installed to a depth of 80m-90m and grouting will be installed to a depth of 80m-90m. The bore is not located within a High-Use Aquifer Management Area identified within the Auckland Unitary Plan (Operative in Part). The bore is not located within a Wetland Management Area identif
Ministry for the Environment, National Monitoring System, July 2014 to June 2025. All resource consents
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