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‘Last house on the beach’ is the perfect ‘60s bach
Perched above the beach amid the bush and pōhutukawa, this two-bedroom ‘60s bach is in a dream location at Snells Beach.
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A classic 1960s bach at Snells Beach offers a rare beachfront opportunity. As the "last house on the beach," this private, two-bedroom property features an updated kitchen and stunning views from its elevated site amid pōhutukawa.
The large 1459m² section includes a second entrance and flat land, presenting potential for a tiny home or new build. Listed by Bayleys Warkworth for $1.29 million, this is the first time it has been on the market in 18 years.
There’s a deck and patio on the top level for relaxed outdoor living, plus another wrap-around deck on the lower level.
The bach is literally the last house on the beach.
Holidaying at the bach is all about indoor-outdoor living.
The owners keep their coffee machine on the table so it doesn’t take up space on the benchtop.
There’s now a modern, highly functional kitchen in the old house.
This is the larger bedroom upstairs - it opens right up to the view.
And there is sleeping for two others in the second bedroom, plus plenty of space outside for tents.
The vehicle entry to the property.
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