Description
Waimataruru – A Coastal Retreat of Architectural Distinction Celebrated in architectural publications both nationally and internationally, Waimataruru is more than a home—it is a landmark property that embodies timeless design, exceptional livability, and a profound connection to its natural surroundings. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a unique fusion of art and architecture—a coastal sanctuary destined to grow in stature and appeal. Nestled within a pristine 10-hectare expanse of regenerating native bush and overlooking a spectacular stretch of coastline, Waimataruru is a residence of rare vision and quality. Designed to sit lightly on the land, this extraordinary home was conceived with deep reverence for its environment—both beach and bush—and constructed to the highest standards using materials and methods tailored to its coastal setting. The architectural form is both striking and harmonious. A single-plane roof traces the natural contours of the land, while the structure is oriented due north to capture optimal sunlight and panoramic views. Inside, the home unfolds across split levels, creating expansive, interconnected spaces that flow effortlessly from one to the next. Waimataruru features three private bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom, complemented by refined living areas that extend seamlessly to outdoor entertaining spaces. Every principal room offers breathtaking vistas—whether across the ocean and Otama Beach to the north or into the lush, enveloping native bush. Sustainability was a guiding principle in the home’s design. Green technologies have been thoughtfully integrated to reduce the environmental footprint, while the surrounding landscape has been extensively planted with endemic species. This careful stewardship enhances the natural regeneration of the bush and fosters a profound sense of privacy and immersion in nature. Despite its seclusion—hidden from view and without near neighbours— Waimataruru is just five minutes from the picturesque village of Kuaotunu, one of the Coromandel Peninsula’s most sought-after coastal communities.
