62C Hill Road, Palm Beach

Some opportunities begin with a home. Others begin with the freedom to create one. Commanding an enviable position on the northern side of Waiheke island, 62C Hill Road offers approximately 2,000 sq m of beautifully positioned land, elevated above the coastline and opening toward the vast blue expanse of the Hauraki Gulf. North-facing and bathed in all-day sun, the site takes in a captivating panorama where sea, sky and Waiheke’s verdant coastal contours unfold before you. Private and secluded, it carries a genuine sense of retreat, while the pleasures of Palm Beach remain wonderfully close. Follow both nearby pathway toward Hill Road and stroll down for a swim or a treat in Palm beach best coffee shops and restaurant, placing one of Waiheke’s most treasured stretches of coastline within easy reach. Architectural plans are available for illustration, offering a glimpse of what might take shape while preserving the freedom to pursue a vision entirely your own. Set alongside Wawata Estate, one of Waiheke’s most exclusive gated residential enclaves, the property occupies a coveted pocket surrounded by some of the island’s most considered contemporary residences. In an area where undeveloped land of this scale has become increasingly scarce, the opportunity is as much about securing the land as deciding what to create upon it. There is no need for the vision to happen all at once. Subject to the relevant approvals, it could begin simply, perhaps with a modest relocated or prefabricated bach, creating an effortless Waiheke base to enjoy for years to come. Then, when the time is right, the same land could become the setting for something altogether more ambitious, an architectural residence conceived for the view, the landscape and the generations that follow. Secure the land. Enjoy it simply. Create the legacy when the time is right. For sale by Tender, closing 4:00 p.m. Wednesday 30 September 2026 (unless sold prior). Please contact Gianni Nocera of New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty for more details. Boundary Lines are indicative only....