92 Tuihana Drive

Papamoa Beach Bay of Plenty

274 m²

688 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Generous by Design

Generosity has become a rare luxury. It's found in homes that weren't designed around compromise but around giving their owners more. More natural light. More room to gather. More places to retreat. More comfort. More freedom to live exactly as you choose. That's the feeling waiting at 92 Tuihana Drive. The moment you step through the front door, the generous proportions reveal themselves. Soaring 2.7 metre stud ceilings, expansive glazing and beautifully balanced spaces create a home that feels open, calming and wonderfully effortless. Every room breathes. Every space invites you to slow down. Life naturally gravitates to the heart of the home, where the kitchen connects seamlessly with the dining, both living areas and a collection of outdoor spaces that make entertaining feel almost instinctive. Open the sliders and the boundaries disappear as beautifully established gardens, mature hedging and a tranquil water feature create a private backdrop that feels every bit as generous as the home itself. That same generosity continues throughout the floorplan. Two spacious living rooms give everyone room to come together without living on top of one another. Four genuine bedrooms, a dedicated office, a separate laundry and exceptional storage recognise that the best family homes are the ones that never feel stretched. It's reflected in the finer details too. Granite benchtops, underfloor heating, solar hot water, extensive double glazing, attic storage and a computerised irrigation system are all quiet reminders that quality was never treated as an optional extra. Even the garage refuses to compromise. Oversized and over-height, it offers the flexibility for larger vehicles, hobbies, storage or workspace, while secure gated parking comfortably accommodates the boat, campervan or additional vehicles. Set proudly on a private, elevated corner site, this is a home that keeps giving long after the first impression. Because true generosity isn't measured by what a home has. It's measured by what it gives back to the people who live there.