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Seven pages. One property. Start with the view that never repeats, the lounge that faces the Pacific, or the guest house above the garage. Every part of Bay House has its own story — this is where they all live.

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The Room to Relax & Unwind

Fireplace, library, 9m of Pacific. Sit down.

Bay House lounge interior with panoramic ocean view through nine-metre corner window, double-sided fireplace, built-in library shelving, and Tasmanian Oak floors.

A double-sided fireplace, floor-to-ceiling ocean views, built-in library, and home theatre. The lounge connects to the atrium, kitchen, and deck without losing its sense of calm.

Two Wings. Two Masters.

Seaview bedroom wing. Waimarama House wing.

Luxury homes for sale- like this seaview bedroom at Bay House with private deck overlooking the illuminated water feature and Pacific Ocean at sunrise, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

The Seaview master wakes to the Pacific through floor-to-ceiling glass. The Waimarama wing sits beside the atrium — quieter, warmer. Two masters, two worlds.

The Atrium & Kitchen

Glass roof. Chef's kitchen. 144m² open plan.

Bay House atrium and kitchen interior showing glass-roofed atrium with indoor water channel, Salu-Salu timber island, and open plan living area facing the Pacific Ocean, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

The atrium absorbs solar heat by day, releases warmth by evening. The kitchen runs the full width — Miele, wood-fired pizza oven, La Cimbali, 9-metre corner window.

A Second Home Above the Garage

68m². Two beds, two baths. Fully independent.

Bay House separate guest house exterior above the garage with private deck, coastal garden, and sea views toward Bare Island, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

Physically separate, completely independent. Miele kitchen, open fireplace, private entrance, balcony facing Bare Island. Guests stay for months — never feeling like visitors.

Deck, Water Feature & the Coast

382m² of deck. Water feature. Two beaches.

Bay House wrap-around deck with illuminated water feature, glass-floored bridge, and panoramic views over the Hawke's Bay coastline toward Waimarama Beach and Bare Island, New Zealand.

The deck wraps every wing at floor level — one continuous outdoor plane. The water feature glows between the wings. Hawke's Bay delivers two beaches within ten minutes.

Two Beaches. Eight Minutes. Zero Crowds.

Waimarama south. Ocean Beach north. Both yours.

Aerial view of Waimarama Beach showing the full 3.2-kilometre golden sand crescent, surf break, and Pacific Ocean from above, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

Waimarama's 3.2km crescent empties by Tuesday. Ocean Beach — five kilometres, barely a footprint. Both within ten minutes of a hilltop where the salt stays at the shore.

Bay House — The Full Picture

One hilltop. Five wings. The complete estate.

Aerial view of Bay House showing the full property — main house, separate guest house, wrap-around deck, water feature, and the Hawke's Bay coastline with Waimarama Beach and Bare Island beyond.

Main house, guest house, wrap-around deck, water feature — all on 1.5 private hectares at 192 metres above the Hawke's Bay coast. The full picture, from above.

Modular Architecture

Five wings. Each a sanctuary. Together, a home.

Bay House is built as interconnected modules: Waimarama, Atrium, Lounge, Kitchen, Seaview and Guest House wings are linked by walkways and a glass bridge, each a private retreat yet together forming over 200m² of seamless, sensory open‑plan living.