You are standing on the deck with a coffee, the glass balustrade doing nothing to get between you and the water, and the only decision of the day is whether the boat goes out before lunch or after.
Opito Bay is one of the few white-sand bays left on the eastern Coromandel with no shop, no café and no crowd. The beach stays quiet in January. The Mercury Islands sit offshore for the fishing, the bay itself is for the kayaks and the kids, and Whitianga is close enough for supplies and far enough not to matter.
Completed in 2023 and built by the owners as their own family bach, this is a house designed by people who planned to use it. Five bedrooms and three bathrooms across 170 square metres give the whole extended family room to stay together, each with a proper bed and space of their own. Weatherboard cladding and a steel roof were chosen for a coastal site that gets it's share of weather. There's no renovation list and no maintenance weekend waiting for the new owner: it's finished, and ready to enjoy from the first night.
Outside, the deck runs toward the view and the entertaining area is where summer evenings actually happen. The section is 1,082 square metres of freehold land, enough for boats, trailers and a game of cricket.
Established holiday income history - full figures available to qualified buyers on request.
The owners have now relocated overseas, and a house they built to keep is now for sale. It suits a family who wants a finished bach they can simply arrive at, or a buyer who wants a coastal asset that already has a booking calendar.
Deadline Sale closes 4pm, Thursday 26 November 2026 (unless sold prior).
OPEN DAY: Saturday 17 October 2026 12.00pm - 1.00pm
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