Set along the dramatic, sun-drenched coastline of New Zealand’s renowned Coromandel Peninsula on the North Island, Aroha A-Frames presents a rare opportunity to acquire both an enviable coastal residence and an established, income-generating tourism venture.
Perfectly positioned to capture uninterrupted, sweeping views across the sparkling waters of the Hauraki Gulf—one of the country’s premier playgrounds for fishing, boating, kayaking, and water sports—this expansive 1.22-hectare property blends relaxed Kiwi holiday charm with strong commercial appeal.
At the heart of the hospitality operation are four distinctive, fully furnished, self-contained A-Frame holiday homes. Originally constructed in the 1970s, these iconic timber-framed dwellings have been thoughtfully refurbished by the current owner to preserve their classic character while delivering modern guest comfort. Three of the A-Frames are spacious, two-story, two-bedroom residences, each featuring generous private decks oriented toward the sea—ideal for morning coffees or sunset dining over the gulf. The fourth and largest A-Frame has been cleverly configured into two completely self-contained apartments, each boasting its own private entrance, offering exceptional flexibility for couples, solo travelers, or multi-group bookings. All accommodation units are actively operating, open for bookings, and ready for a seamless handover to new proprietors.
Complementing the holiday accommodation is a substantial two-story family home designed to serve as an inviting owner’s residence or manager’s quarters, while simultaneously maximizing rental capacity. Positioned to take full advantage of the elevated coastal outlook, the main residence offers generous living spaces filled with natural light and ocean breezes. Beneath the main house lies a completely self-contained studio apartment, providing an additional income stream, space for extended family, or dedicated accommodation for on-site staff.
Beyond the buildings, the 1.22-hectare landholding offers room to breathe, explore, and expand. The grounds include a scenic hillside paddock ideally suited for grazing sheep or hobby farming, alongside fallow fields currently undergoing active native bush regeneration—attracting abundant native birdlife and enhancing the tranquil, private atmosphere of the estate. Whether guests are strolling through the emerging native flora or launching a boat just minutes away, the setting delivers an authentic, restorative New Zealand coastal experience.
Crucially, the property is equipped with robust, self-sufficient rural infrastructure engineered to support both residential living and full-occupancy guest operations with ease. Water security is assured via a dedicated bore pump paired with a large water storage tank and a supplementary rainwater storage tank, while waste management is reliably handled by two well-maintained septic tanks.
Aroha A-Frames represents the ultimate work-life balance in one of New Zealand’s most sought-after holiday destinations. Whether you are seeking a ready-made hospitality business with immediate cash flow, a multi-generational coastal retreat, or a lifestyle investment with room for future enhancement, this captivating Coromandel property delivers location, character, and proven operational performance in equal measure.
ABOUT THE AREA
Coromandel (known in Māori as Kapanga) is a charming coastal town situated on the sheltered western side of the Coromandel Peninsula within the Waikato region of New Zealand’s North Island. Framed by the rugged, forested Coromandel Range on one side and the tranquil waters of the Coromandel Harbour and Hauraki Gulf on the other, the town sits about 75 kilometers east of Auckland across the water, though the winding scenic drive around the Firth of Thames spans roughly 190 kilometers. With a permanent population of nearly 1,800 residents, it serves as a relaxed hub for the northern peninsula.
Named after HMS Coromandel, a Royal Navy vessel that sailed into the harbor in 1820 to collect kauri timber, the town grew rapidly during the mid-19th century as the site of New Zealand’s first major gold discovery. Much of its Victorian heritage remains visible today through well-preserved historic wooden buildings, boutique shops, and art galleries lining the main street. Over time, the local economy transitioned away from gold mining and forestry toward sustainable aquaculture—most notably green-lipped mussel farming—and vibrant year-round tourism.
Visitors are drawn to Coromandel for its laid-back artistic culture and abundant outdoor activities. Popular attractions include Riding the Driving Creek Railway, a narrow-gauge mountain railway built through native regenerating kauri forest, as well as kayaking through coastal islands, hiking the surrounding ranges, and fishing in the Hauraki Gulf. The town also acts as a gateway to the remote northern reaches of the peninsula, including secluded bays and coastal walking tracks.
For travelers arriving by air, the nearest major international and domestic hub is Auckland Airport (AKL), located roughly 68 kilometers directly across the gulf (about a 2.5- to 3-hour drive by road). Other nearby commercial airports include Hamilton Airport (HLZ) and Tauranga Airport (TRG). For private charters or small regional flights, the town is also served locally by the small Coromandel Aerodrome just outside the town center, as well as Whitianga Airport across the peninsula.
MAiN FEATURES:
- 500m2 of living space between all dwellings
- 12200m2 plot
- 8 Bedrooms
- 7 Bathrooms
- Stunning Views
- Private Parking
- Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies
- Close to many excellent bars and restaurants
- Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of New Zealand
- Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby
- Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com
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