37 Wairakau Road, Totara North, Far North, Northland

This unique property (previously a seven-bedroom lodge) lies above Whangaroa Harbour amongst a stunning array of native flora and fauna teeming with wildlife. It's a place to wrap the soul in nature's embrace. It resounds to the melodious calls of tui, tomtits, and grey warblers. Playful kereru and fantails flit through towering trees. Kingfishers roost while vigilantly watching for prey. Hawks soar above the forest, while kiwis haunt the night. Exotic species also grace the landscape - cute quail, strutting pheasants, blackbirds, thrush and rosellas. It's all a majestic symphony of colourful birdsong.

But this wilderness isn't just for birds. It's home to fascinating geckos, skinks, stunning Kauri snails and weta. Plus, the wonders of the insect world - a variety of beautiful beetles and moths. This paradise is awaiting a curatorto create new walking paths beneath the rich native forest which includes several mature Kauri trees and then down

to a Nikau and Fern-lined stream which feeds a small but delightful natural pool with mossy cascading waterfall - perfect for a refreshing dip on a warm day. During the rainy season, the stream transforms into a tumbling waterway, a soothing melody while reclining beside a wood fire in the spacious home or soaking in the luxurious spa before entertaining friends or lodge guests in this three level residence with ambient accommodation.

Cedar House offers more than just stunning scenery alive with nature's wonders. It's an exciting experience everyday.Bordering the magnificent Mangonui Forest Reserve and

the heritage walking trail to the Duke's Nose, it is also close to rock climbing, game fishing, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking. Not to mention some of the best beaches in New Zealand within 15 minutes. Even in isolation the modern convenience of high speed internet using Starlink visitors can stay in touch with the outside world.

Opportunities abound for tourism, or simply mindfulness in your own slice of paradise.