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Description: Set along the iconic Thames Coast Road, 998 Thames Coast Road presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a truly versatile Coromandel lifestyle property. Spanning 34.88 hectares of rolling countryside, this unique holding combines coastal beauty, productive land, and multiple dwellings—offering endless possibilities as a holiday retreat, retirement haven, or income-generating investment.
Positioned in the heart of the Coromandel and just 3km from the Waikawau boat ramp, the property enjoys expansive views across the Firth of Thames. The main residence is perfectly elevated to capture both privacy and breathtaking scenery. This well-appointed three-bedroom home features open-plan living, a separate sunroom, and wrap-around decking designed to make the most of the stunning outlook. Practicality is well covered with a high-stud garage, carport, a generous 60,000 litres of water storage, and a concrete driveway ensuring easy access year-round.
A second dwelling adds further value and flexibility. Relocated to the property in 2022, this three-bedroom weatherboard home has been thoughtfully upgraded with new piles, replacement weatherboards, and a fresh repaint—ideal for extended family, guests, or rental income.
Enhancing the property’s appeal is the well-equipped woolshed accommodation, complete with kitchen facilities, hot water, shower, flush toilet, and bunk sleeping for up to 12 guests—perfect for holidaymakers or group stays.
The land is well set up for lifestyle farming, being fenced and divided into ten paddocks with reticulated water to most, along with well-maintained cattle yards. Natural features further enrich the property, including areas of native bush and a picturesque stream winding through the land. Adding yet another layer of opportunity, a separate small section on the seaside of the road—on the same title—offers future potential and added value.
A rare offering in a tightly held coastal location, this property delivers the ultimate blend of lifestyle, income, and natural beauty.
Open days:
Saturday 11th April 2026 : 11am - 12pm
Friday 17th April 2026: 11am -12pm
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