Trying to find a legal home and income on the North Shore is pretty difficult. Finding one in Campbells Bay is like the proverbial hen’s teeth. So we’re very excited to have found a bonafide home and income in much sought after Park Rise. Elevated, with a gorgeous leafy outlook, north-facing living spaces and a bit of a sea view, this is prime real estate.

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Fabulous outdoor living with family sized pool

So you want to live in the best part of town, close to the beach with the beautiful waters of the Hauraki Gulf spread before you.   With a massive $150,000 price reduction, this fabulous home is sizzling hot property at a price of $1,495,000. At 205 Beach Road, Campbells Bay, you will have the space and flexibility to arrange the living however you please and create a stylish home that’s all yours.     This home boasts stunning ocean views, a family sized swimming pool with large open living spaces.   Encompassing 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 living rooms it is the perfect home for large families and guests.   Or could be a great work from home opportunity.   Solid construction, approximately 40 years old, built of rendered concrete block and cedar.

This large home – one back from the cliff - is available for early possession.   CV $1,675,000 Click here to find out more about Campbells Bay.

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If you’re a nature lover and you appreciate peace, privacy and seclusion, you’ll love this exceptional family home in Campbells Bay. With 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (including a separate guest suite), this multi level home is ideal for your growing family. There are a number of separate and interconnecting living rooms, a sleek modern kitchen and easy flow to the multi level decks.

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Classic weatherboard bungalow with a twist of mid century modedrnist architectural flair and a chic renovation: sloping ceiling with exposed beams in the open plan living room; clerestory windows to allow the light to penetrate; big glass sliders opening onto a fabulous outdoor living area; 3 beautiful tiled bathrooms; 4 double bedrooms. The location is second to none – in zone for Campbells Bay Primary and Westlake High School, handy to beach, shops, golf course and parks, with a wonderful elevation that affords views from Rangitoto to the Sky Tower, with Lake Pupuke in between. Uber-cool main bedroom and ensuite with especially good views, double vanity, double shower, dark timber cabinetry and Italian tiles. To be sold by auction. Call Tony for details on 0800 61 8888

Open plan living opens through bifold doors to northfacing deck

Park Rise in Campbells Bay is a very special enclave, blessed with over 40 acres of regenerating native bush and parkland, as well as tennis courts and a golf course. It’s also very handy to Campbells Bay beach and reserve – a  popular local picnic spot and safe swimming beach. The quiet, leafy neighbourhood is well established, with a good mix of families, professional couples and retirees who love this wonderful environment.

67a Park Rise is sited in a quiet,  secluded position, well away from the road, overlooking a pretty dell. With 1448 square metres of land, there’s a luxurious and somewhat rare sense of space, with trees to climb, space for huts and boisterous games, as well as the option to subdivide and develop.

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One of Auckland’s largest metropolitan parks, originally called The Takapuna Domain, Centennial Park in Campbells Bay incorporates a number of tracks, a tennis club and a golf course within a total area of 160 hectares. Weeds and exotic species are gradually being cleared from the area and more natives planted thanks to the great work being done by the Centennial Park Preservation Society. The bush is alive with birdsong and the area boasts some rare birds such as the long tailed cuckoo. You’ll see wood pigeons, white eyes and fantails and many more native and introduced birds. There are maps available from the city council, or you can view the main map at the Beach Road entrance to the park. View a map of the park on Google Maps. Read more about Centennial Park and its history here.