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RARE AS HEN’S TEETH

20 Te Mana Street, Omaha, Rodney

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Your Omaha Dream Starts Here

Tucked into a prime Omaha South position, 20 Te Mana Street is one of the few remaining sections where you can step out your front door and be at the shops, café and surf club within a minute — and walking barefoot on Omaha’s spectacular four-kilometre white-sand beach in less than two.

No busy roads to cross. No long drive to the beach. Just an easy, straight walk to the ocean and a location that captures everything we love about Omaha. And then there’s the opportunity.

A regular-shaped, northeast-facing section, this is the blank canvas on which to create something truly special — your own Omaha sanctuary, designed around the way you want to live, entertain and enjoy the beach.

Instead of starting from a blank page, 20 Te Mana Street comes with something rare in itself: previously consented plans for "The Three Courtyard House" by the iconic Marshall Cook (simonpiriearchitects.co.nz).

Detailed plans were granted consent by both Auckland Council and Omaha's exacting OBRS Design Control Committee. That consent has since lapsed, but it leaves behind a proven, ready-to-resubmit foundation.

Bring the existing vision to life, or start with a blank page of your own - either way, this is the section Omaha buyers don't often get a second chance at.

Council planning information:
Notated as a Category C section within Council Special 16 (Omaha South Development) Zone, the current build guidelines indicate potential for a home of approximately 270m² over two levels, subject to the relevant approvals and requirements.
Category C section guidelines (450m²–600m²):
• Front yard setback: 2.5m
• Rear yard setback: 5.0m
• Side yard setback: 1.5m
• Maximum footprint: 40%
• Maximum gross floor area: 50%
• Maximum height: 7.5m

Property details
• Residential A
• Freehold title
• 450sqm
• Northeast-facing
• Rateable Value: $1,375,000 (2024)
• Auckland Council Rates: $3,989.48 p.a.

20 Te Mana Street — a rare piece of Omaha, an exceptional position, and the chance to create something extraordinary.