Nestled right on the Snells Beach waterfront (the last house), 46 Heron Lane is a timeless Kiwi beach bach that captures the essence of coastal living - relaxed, sun-soaked, and effortlessly nostalgic. Step straight onto the reserve then sand, wake up to the sound of the waves, bird song and enjoy uninterrupted views in one of the most tightly held pockets on the coastline.
But the real magic lies in the opportunity - 14 Woodlands Ave, Snells Beach (the second address and vehicle entrance). Maybe a building platform for a tiny home, new home and or a boat shed. Potential is yours to see what can be done.
Included in this unique offering is a second vehicle access via 14 Woodlands Avenue, presenting a potential to build a new home while retaining the charm and utility of the original bach on the beach. Whether you're seeking a long-term family retreat, a redevelopment project, or a rare land-banking opportunity with two access points, this is a proposition that deserves serious consideration.
Properties with this combination of location, land, and future potential are exceptionally rare. Hold. Enjoy. Develop. The choice is yours.
• Original bach two bedrooms one bathroom
• The last house at the end of the lane
• Two addresses beach front and urban
• 46 Heron Lane beach front 60s bach
• 14 Woodlands potential house or shed site
• 1459sqm (more or less) of freehold waterfront land
• Make the bach a minor dwelling and build new
• Potentially create a home and income
• Minutes from Matakana, 45 mins CBD
• Build the dream, park the boat, enjoy as is
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