21 Glen Brook Road, Omiha, Waiheke Island, Auckland

Tender closing 2:00 p.m. Wednesday 13 May 2026 (unless sold prior).

While the rest of the island fills with weekend traffic and tour buses, Omiha stays exactly as it should be - peaceful, unhurried, and fiercely loved by the people lucky enough to call it home.

This is a community of nature lovers, water people, and those who figured out early that the best parts of island life aren’t found on the main road. This section sits less than 200 metres from Omiha Bay. Drive in off the street, walk across the bridge, and the land reveals itself - private, accessible, and ready to go.

Power is already there. Two water tanks with a pump are in place. The groundwork started. What you build here is your call. Drop a tiny house or bring your architect and design a cute holiday home you’ve been drawing in your head for years. Either way, visualise anchoring your boat in the bay and walking home. Grab a coffee at the community hall and start meeting the locals. Let the kids carry their kayak down to the water and follow the coastline. Fish off the jetty. Come back when dinner is ready.

Island living at its best while the rest of the world is under pressure, here you are under leisure.

Omiha Bay is one of those places that some people overlook - and the locals are quietly grateful for that. The land here is extraordinary. The community is real.

Blank canvas. Best bay on the island. Your move.

Contact Gianni Nocera from New Zealand Sotheby's International Realty for more details.

*Imagery and visualisations presented in the video are AI-generated and are intended for illustrative purposes only. They are designed to provide inspiration as to what may be possible on the site but do not represent approved plans, designs, or building outcomes. No assessment has been undertaken by architects, builders, surveyors, or relevant authorities to confirm feasibility. Prospective purchasers are advised to undertake their own due diligence and seek independent professional advice regarding what may be able to be constructed on the property.