PIKAU- Waterfront Legacy - Waiheke Island - 5.93ha
Pikau Bay, Waiheke Island, is a carefully crafted consideration of how best to honour both coastal and forest taonga, an unprecedented waterfront legacy offering. Selected in 1886 as the site for The Cowes Bay Hotel, the sheltered deep water all tide access was an obvious choice, this is a place for adventures on land and sea, restful contemplation, the needs of multiple generations met with ease. Arrival to PIKAU whether by land, air or sea is powerfully evocative.
This premium parcel offers gated drive on access, 5.93 ha of freehold land, 214 m (more or less) of coastal frontage and 23 m (more or less) of beach reserve. A headland position that frames the Northern end of PIKAU. Your horizon dotted with the hallmark islands of Pakatoa, Rotoroa and Ponui that make this coast so dramatic and utterly timeless. Predominately in cleared pasture there's a chance here to establish vines and produce a vintage of your choice. The view from your newly constructed architecture enhanced with your outlook of vines to sea, an enticing prospect. A harmonious yet powerful site well worthy of legacy property status.
Shared use of the 49m Jetty and all tide boat launching ramp and helipad, all inclusions of this limited and rare best in class bespoke private coastal development. Without doubt, the whispering of tide and the call of the Kaka will inform your architectural inspiration. An unparalleled and finite Island vestige of tranquility and calm.
Four of the six lots have now sold. This is one of two remaining, offered for sale by Tender closing Thursday 14 December 2023 (unless sold prior) Two award winning architects familiar with PIKAU are available for consultation as is a Waiheke based construction company already appointed by a PIKAU owner for their build.
Last held for 33 years, the scale and magnitude of the bay is simply captivating – this is a clear call to action from the developer and we invite you to view and secure your holding within this legacy property.

Please note - boundary lines are indicative only.