WIWIKI HOUSE - MATAKA STATION

Introducing Wiwiki Villa at Mataka Station. Neville Price, a distinguished international architect, conceived Wiwiki as his private getaway. His goal was to craft a dwelling that seamlessly blended with the breathtaking surroundings. The building's distinctive contours frame and accentuate panoramic vistas of the farmlands and the Pacific Ocean. Constructed in the early 2000's no expense was spared in creating this European-styled home. The design features 400-year-old Italian church roof tiles. It also has hacienda inspired turrets and angles throughout. This canvas awaits a talented interior designer to continue to take it to the next level.

The large 180-degree views bring an instant feeling of calm. Sunrises over the iconic Hole in the Rock and Nine Pin give place to the entrance of the Bay of Islands, while the home has a variety of entertaining options on multiple levels, allowing for alfresco enjoyment.

Mataka Station itself is an operating station with a noble focus on conservation. Bush regeneration and pest eradication have created a haven for wildlife. This area has the highest Kiwi call count of any private land in the country. This coastal paradise offers numerous hiking, mountain biking, and watersports options for outdoor enthusiasts. This enclave offers a world-class coastal lifestyle. It has over four private beaches, a boat ramp, and a communal beach club. The Bay of Islands is considered one of the world's great marine environments. It offers endless options for sailing, cruising, and fishing.

We are now welcoming expressions of interest in this incredible property. Get in touch to arrange a private viewing.