More than forty years ago, this family bought the section beside the Waimanu Lagoons. Fishing rods, chilly bins and canvas marked the beginning of a lasting connection with the water, wetlands and coast.
That connection remains at the heart of 200 Tutere Street.
From the living area, the outlook reaches across the water, while a garden gate provides direct access to the lagoon, wetlands and river trail. From here, you can walk or cycle through to the Waikanae Estuary and beach, kayak the river, or continue towards Otaihanga Domain and Paraparaumu.
Birdlife is part of the everyday setting, with Royal Spoonbills and other native species frequenting the wetlands. For photographers, whitebaiters and anyone drawn to life around the water, the location offers an unusually close relationship with the natural environment.
Inside, exposed timber rafters bring texture to the open-plan living area, with the kitchen, dining and lounge oriented towards the reserve outlook. Morning light reaches through the home and onto the north-east deck.
Three double bedrooms provide flexibility for family and guests, while a woodburner and heat pump support the main living space through the seasons.
Beneath the house, secure storage and workshop space provide room for bicycles, fishing equipment, kayaks and beach gear. An established greenhouse adds further potential for productive gardens and outdoor living.
After more than four decades with one family, 200 Tutere Street is ready for its next chapter — shaped by water, nature and the easy rhythm of coastal life.
*Source of information: Property Guru, Nexus, Kapiti Coast District Council (non-verified).
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