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Paradise in the Heart of Kaiteriteri
5b Rowling Road, Kaiteriteri
Tender closes 24 Nov
Ref: OR44037
3 Beds
2 Baths
150 m2
865 m2
2 Garages
1 Space
Tender Closes 3pm Tuesday 24 November 2026 at Summit, 102 High Street, Motueka 7120 (unless sold prior)
Some holiday homes are simply somewhere to stay. Others bring families together and create lifelong memories. 5b Rowling Road is generational. Nestled in native bush near the end of a long private driveway, this understated 1960’s three-bedroom bach is quiet and secluded, yet right in the heart of Kaiteriteri.
Birdsong and the distant soothing sounds of the sea lapping up on the beach instantly generate a deep sense of calm as you step out onto any of the decks. See the golden sand and blue water of Little Kaiteriteri from the main deck or take in the ever-changing views of the sun setting over the inlet and Western ranges from the top deck.
Both the main and Little Kaiteriteri beaches are accessible via a short walk on a private, native bush lined track.
Inside, the kitchen, dining and lounge naturally blend together forming a relaxed open-plan space. Sliding doors provide seamless access to decks on east and west side of the house whilst the native tree and bush sheltered top deck catches the last of the setting sun west over the Kaiteriteri Inlet.
At a glance:
• Approx. 865sqm section in a private native-bush setting
• Three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one is an ensuite)
• Open-plan living with timber tongue-and-groove floors
• Laundry
• Private main deck with morning sun and stunning views over Little Kaiteri beach
• Private upper deck with afternoon sunny west-facing outlook over the inlet
• Double garage for gear, boats, bikes and beach toys
• Short walk to Kaiteriteri or Little Kaiteriteri beach via private bush track.
At 5b mornings start with coffee on the sun drenched east facing deck, followed by a short stroll to the beach for a swim or a paddle, sometimes an extended walk along the beach and through Kaiteriteri Forest, followed by brunch under the shade of the native trees on the top deck.
Kaiteriteri is the gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park. There are water taxis, boat trips, kayaking, cafes and restaurants all close at hand.
Whether you’re after a treasured family retreat, a coastal home to enjoy year-round or a property to shape over time, this property is a rare chance to secure your own slice of paradise.
Some holiday homes are simply somewhere to stay. Others bring families together and create lifelong memories. 5b Rowling Road is generational. Nestled in native bush near the end of a long private driveway, this understated 1960’s three-bedroom bach is quiet and secluded, yet right in the heart of Kaiteriteri.
Birdsong and the distant soothing sounds of the sea lapping up on the beach instantly generate a deep sense of calm as you step out onto any of the decks. See the golden sand and blue water of Little Kaiteriteri from the main deck or take in the ever-changing views of the sun setting over the inlet and Western ranges from the top deck.
Both the main and Little Kaiteriteri beaches are accessible via a short walk on a private, native bush lined track.
Inside, the kitchen, dining and lounge naturally blend together forming a relaxed open-plan space. Sliding doors provide seamless access to decks on east and west side of the house whilst the native tree and bush sheltered top deck catches the last of the setting sun west over the Kaiteriteri Inlet.
At a glance:
• Approx. 865sqm section in a private native-bush setting
• Three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one is an ensuite)
• Open-plan living with timber tongue-and-groove floors
• Laundry
• Private main deck with morning sun and stunning views over Little Kaiteri beach
• Private upper deck with afternoon sunny west-facing outlook over the inlet
• Double garage for gear, boats, bikes and beach toys
• Short walk to Kaiteriteri or Little Kaiteriteri beach via private bush track.
At 5b mornings start with coffee on the sun drenched east facing deck, followed by a short stroll to the beach for a swim or a paddle, sometimes an extended walk along the beach and through Kaiteriteri Forest, followed by brunch under the shade of the native trees on the top deck.
Kaiteriteri is the gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park. There are water taxis, boat trips, kayaking, cafes and restaurants all close at hand.
Whether you’re after a treasured family retreat, a coastal home to enjoy year-round or a property to shape over time, this property is a rare chance to secure your own slice of paradise.