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‘It’s survived cyclones’: Family lists 1950s beachfront bach Dad built
A much-loved 1950s Teal Bay bach is for sale after 70 years in the family, with an RV of $1.475m.
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A beloved 1950s beachfront bach in Teal Bay, Northland, is on the market after 70 years in one family. Built in 1956 by Dr. Milt Walters, the basic two-bedroom bach is structurally sound, having survived numerous cyclones.
This rare property at 12 Owai Ave represents a classic Kiwi holiday experience, filled with memories of swimming, fishing, and family games. With an RV of $1.475 million, this unique opportunity is listed with Bayleys Whangarei.
In summer, most of the living happens outside. Photo: Supplied
And this is what it’s all about - the grass, the beach, and the water. At times the surf is huge, and the Walters children learned to surf here. Photo: Bayleys
A typical day in mid-summer. The family lived in Whangārei and would travel up to Teal Bay for weekends and school holidays. Photo: Supplied
The bach is original, and has an RV of $1.475 million - the value being in the land. Photo: Bayleys
The clan gathered at the bach in 2019 for “Ga’s” (Kath Walters’) 94th birthday celebrations. Jan Walters is seated front right, with her grandson on her knee. Photo: Supplied
With a large slider, there’s an easy indoor-outdoor flow and great visibility. Photo: Bayleys
The walls are covered with nostalgic photos and memorabilia. The bach is essentially one large room with bedrooms off this, screened by curtains. Photo: Bayleys
Curtains for doors - the only door in the 70m² bach is the toilet door. Photo: Supplied
“Doing the dishes” is no hassle with this view. Photo: Bayleys
Timber sarking lines the ceiling. Photo: Bayleys
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There is plenty of lawn around the bach - the section is 809m². Photo: Bayleys
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