73 Robertson Road, Waiuku, Auckland

73 Robertson Road, Waiuku, Auckland The Icon Of The West Coast

Imagine a life where nature's splendor and architectural brilliance converge to create a haven of tranquility and opulence. Nestled in 17 hectares of pristine land, this extraordinary property offers an unparalleled lifestyle that transcends the ordinary. From breathtaking sea views to harmonious wildlife, every aspect of this sanctuary has been meticulously designed to provide a unique living experience. **Nature Meets Architectural Brilliance**Spanning 17 hectares of untouched beauty, this property is more than a residence—it's a testament to opulent living, serenity, and a lifestyle beyond the ordinary. Nine enchanting paddocks - 2 acres of majestic pine trees on either side of the house - An acre of nut trees offering a natural haven for your cherished animals - **Ultimate Privacy**: - House discreetly nestled amidst soothing sounds of wind, birdsong, and distant waves - Embrace nature without intrusion from neighboring views.**Wildlife Harmony**: - Marvel at wild deer gracefully roaming free - Wildlife in the pine forest or paddocks embody seamless harmony between man and nature - 270-degree sea views - Daily spectacles of stunning sunsets - A rare find so close to vibrant Auckland City **Beach Access**: - Pedestrian and equestrian access via a right of way easement - 15-minute horse ride to Karioitahi Beach Surf Life Saving Club or Waikato River mouth -Crafted with ancient Egyptian precision by the same company that laid the Auckland Sky Tower foundation - Designed by the late Richard Mercer - 435-square-meter haven with four bedrooms, double-sized wardrobes, and unobstructed views.Recent upgrades: epoxy natural stone flake flooring, electronic blinds, and herringbone wooden flooring - 20-foot windows in the main lounge showcasing stunning contrasts against concrete pillars A home filled with cherished memories, ready for a discerning new owner - More than a house: a refined home, a haven, and a sanctuary where generations thrive in nature’s embrace.