THE BEACH HOUSE
Be prepared to be amazed by this unique home with breath-taking views and prime beach front location. Nestled amongst coastal bush on a sunny elevated yet sheltered site, this private family home is beautifully decorated, well appointed and large enough to accommodate 14 people with ease. Generous indoor outdoor areas open up in summer for easy living. In winter, a wood burner and double glazing, transform it into a spacious warm retreat, sheltered from the elements.
Settle in, relax and adjust to an unhurried lifestyle. Enjoy the comforts on offer surrounded by coastal gardens, abundant birdsong, gentle sounds of the waves and prime views of the beach and North Taranaki coast. Plenty of room for everyone to join in or have quiet time.
With easy beach access, it is a breeze to enjoy beach activities and explore the magnificent cliffs, rock formations, caves and rockpools at Waiiti Beach all year round.
Unique luxury accommodation with beach access.
Large family home with generous open plan indoor and outdoor spaces.
Private retreat nestled in native coastal habitat
LOCATION
Unspoilt New Zealand west coast beach. Beautiful all year round.
35 minutes North of New Plymouth....so close yet a world away...
HISTORY
Waiiti Beach has been a special and popular place for many generations of Kiwis and visitors. In 1961 a carnival at Waiiti, attended by around 37 000 people, raised funds to build a surf club on Wilkinson's Estate.
The Surf Club was used until the late 1960's when the club disbanded, after which it was hired out to schools and groups for camps. Many childhood memories were created here.
A major renovation in 2020 has given the building new life in the hope it will be enjoyed and cherished by future generations.
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The sensitive renovation has preserved the character and space of its previous life by incorporating recycled materials and highlighting the buildings original architectural features.
AMENITIES
This well-appointed family home oozes style and comfort. The contemporary décor seamlessly blends old and new, highlighting the original features whilst incorporating light, colour and texture in furnishings and art works.
All new appliances, new beds, commercial linens and spacious tiled bathrooms are just some of the comforts that await you.
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6 bedrooms. Maximum 14 people
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5 bedrooms (10 people)
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bunkroom with 2 bunk beds (4 people)
3 bathrooms - 2 plus main bedroom en-suite
Fully equipped kitchen, scullery and laundry
Large open plan dining and lounge areas with wood burner
Freeview TV.
No fibre, rural broadband or wifi. Mobile signal strength variable.
Undercover patio with outdoor fireplace and large viewing deck
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The property is situated on cliffs and is not suitable for children under 6 years old. Bunk beds and ladders are higher than average.
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​​We do not rent individual rooms. The whole house is available on a per night basis with a 3-night minimum stay.
This is a much-loved family home and is used by family, so please do contact us for availability.
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Booking conditions:
This home is for accommodation only.
Strictly no gatherings, parties, functions or invitation to others thereby making it a venue.
Extra guests are not permitted. No mobile homes or tents on site.
Failure to comply will incur a venue hire fee of $2000.00.
No pets or smoking on property.
GALLERY
Locally
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safe swimming beach
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beach walks
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explore the west coast rock formations, caves and rock pools
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kayaking
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fishing - surf cast and long line
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horse trekking
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walks - including the renown White Cliffs Walkway, Tongaparutu, 3 Sisters and Elephant Rock, Mt Damper Falls
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9 hole links golf course at Urenui
Little Blue Penguin Colony
The penguins at Waiiti are at risk due to predators and increased beach use. There is active pest control, planting and preservation of habitat and the use of penguin boxes on our site. The children at Mimi School have also built nesting boxes and erected signs at the beach.
Local history
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Clifton Heritage Trail sites
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Pukearuhe Pa
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Okoki Pa Historic Reserve
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Mokau museum
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Return of the Kokako. Conservation work within Parininihi Forest, North Taranaki
Useful links
ACTIVITIES
CONTACT US
