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Three Freehold Sections – Buy One Two Or All Three

2 Minnehaha Avenue, Takapuna, North Shore

1,083

Positioned on one of Takapuna’s most tightly held Golden Mile addresses, this is a rare opportunity to secure one, two or all three freehold sites individually or together. With subdivision consent already in place and plans from Brent Helena architects for each of the sites, this is a rare and exciting proposition. Two smaller sites are available and on offer at a fraction of the average price for this seaward side location. The other larger site (with the ability to also keep the existing dwelling) provides a larger development scope.

With Thorne Bay at the end of the street, Lake Pupuke directly across the road, and both Milford and Takapuna within easy walking distance, this is blue-chip real estate offering exceptional flexibility for developers, builders, owner-occupiers or those looking to secure a future home in one of the North Shore’s most desirable coastal positions.

Lot 1 – 594.1m²
Available either as a vacant site ready to build on, or with the existing dwelling in place ready to occupy (subject to final consent for the existing home). BY NEGOTIATION

Lot 2 – 263.1m²
Freehold vacant site ready for construction. ASKING PRICE $1,795,000

Lot 3 – 225.6m²
Freehold vacant site ready for construction. ASKING PRICE $1,795,000

Alternatively, purchasers can acquire the entire raw site of 1,083m² and enjoy the current home on an expansive site just as it is. BY NEGOTIATION

Under the current subdivision consent, each site has been designed to accommodate a standalone two-level residence plan of which are available to purchasers who have an interest. These homes offer dedicated outdoor living and fantastic accommodation options. The approved plans provide for efficient, functional homes, carefully configured to maximise usability while working within the Mixed Housing Suburban zoning controls.

Importantly, much of the development and planning work has already been completed, with the consent addressing key requirements.