Takatu Road, Tawharanui Peninsula, Auckland

This Tuscan inspired residence presents an extraordinary lifestyle in paradise. Positioned on a stunning elevated site, this prestigious location celebrates panoramic vistas of land, sea and sky. just an hour north of Auckland on the spectacular Tawharanui Peninsula, lies this expansive 9.0771-hectares of land, boasting approximately 3.75 hectares of vineyards.  The sweeping views incorporate Matakana's picturesque countryside, farmlands and native bush, as well as breathtaking perspectives of Little Barrier Island and the Hauraki Gulf.

The primary residence exudes an authentic and rustically-elegant Tuscan charm, characterised by an open-plan layout that seamlessly connects the kitchen, scullery, dining, and living areas. This considered design fosters a spacious and inviting ambiance throughout, which lends itself to seamless entertaining on a grand or intimate scale and features an authentic underground wine cave that's been custom designed for the storage and aging of wine.

In a separate wing, three generously sized bedrooms each boast their own ensuite bathrooms, providing residents or guests with their own private retreat. For added convenience, a carefully designed fourth room is equipped with a small kitchen and ensuite. This caters for potential Airbnb use and offers both flexibility and additional space. The living area flows gracefully out to a covered patio that is ideal for alfresco dining. Enhancing the appeal of this exceptional property is a glistening pool and spa complex that overlook the breathtaking scenery and water views beyond. 

This superb retreat is within commuting distance of Auckland CBD and an easy drive from Matakana Village, Omaha Beach and the Tawharanui Peninsula. This iconic, world-class region is coveted for its spectacular local beaches, fishing, boating and vineyards.  

Contact us today to arrange a private viewing and experience the epitome of Tuscan-inspired living for yourself. 

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