Every now and then, a site comes to market that genuinely stands apart — and 23 High Street, Island Bay is one of them. Set high on the ridge in an established, tightly held street, this vacant 933sqm section combines scale, privacy, sun, views, and drive-on access in a way that is extraordinarily difficult to replicate.
With the owners’ plans now changed, this is a rare chance to secure one of Island Bay’s most special land opportunities and create a dream home worthy of its setting.
• Remarkably rare 933sqm vacant section in sought-after Island Bay
• One of the most unique sites we have had the privilege of bringing to market
• Elevated ridge-top position capturing exceptional sun and breathtaking Wellington outlooks
• A special High Street setting surrounded by established homes and a strong sense of place
• Superb privacy, scale, and design freedom for a truly bespoke build
• Flat, drive-on access — a standout advantage for an elevated site of this calibre
• Vacant and ready for the next owner to bring their vision to life
• Capital Value of $850,000
• Moments from Island Bay village, the beach, coastal walks, transport, schools, and the south coast lifestyle
• A small number of established fruit trees and garden space are terraced on the front of the site, fruiting well and cared for by the current owners.
For buyers who have been waiting for land that feels genuinely different, this is it. Sites with this combination of size, access, elevation, sun, privacy, and outlook are few and far between — and in a location as loved as Island Bay, they are rarer still. This one won’t be easily repeated, so call Aaron Nation on 027 555 5881 or Mat Baxter on 022 564 7691 for a private viewing!
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Source of information: Property Guru, Nexus, Wellington City Council (non-verified)
