24 Pye Place, Hot Water Beach, Thames-Coromandel, Waikato

24 Pye Place, Hot Water Beach, Thames-Coromandel, Waikato Iconic waterfront landmark

Nestled within a lush sanctuary of palm trees and tropical gardens, this architecturally designed four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence is the embodiment of coastal living. Step inside and you will be greeted by a captivating central atrium. At its heart stands a graceful frangipani tree, a living testament to the Pacific-inspired ambience that envelops every inch of this remarkable property. The atrium guides you to an inviting staircase, beckoning you to ascend to the upper level. Here, the open-plan living areas seamlessly merge with expansive decks, offering you a front-row seat to the awe-inspiring vistas of Hot Water Beach. The Pacific style carries through to the generously sized master suite, where you will find not only breathtaking views but also privacy and abundant space. Continuing the same theme, two additional bedrooms and a study complete this level, ensuring comfort and functionality. Venture to the lower level, and you will discover a self-contained one-bedroom studio offering a prime opportunity to achieve a premium rental return. This thoughtfully designed space features a comfortable lounge, a convenient kitchenette, and decks that lead to a tropical garden and spa area.

To the rear of the property, an inviting gallery space awaits your creative vision. Whether you envisage additional bedrooms and living areas or aspire to continue the gallery tradition, the possibilities are boundless. Secure not only a unique coastal home but also an opportunity to own an iconic business. Whether your dream is to run a gallery by the beach or to have a versatile property for personal and rental use, this is your chance to make it a reality. Secure the land and buildings alone or opt for the whole package and include the business. Additionally, an option is available to purchase the business remotely. This iconic oasis is waiting for you to transform it into your own legacy.

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