93 The Esplanade, Manly, Rodney, Auckland

Fifty years of family memories have been enjoyed in this absolute beachfront home in Manly. Now the rare opportunity is yours to relate to the same beach lifestyle all year around. Live where you holiday; where fishing, kayaking, boating and swimming are on your doorstep. Indulge in the golden sands of Manly at the very edge of your property, where you can take an evening swim after work, or just relax and watch the sun go down. This substantial north facing family home is spread over 290m2 and comprises of four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Relax in either of the three living areas or the conservatory; there is plenty of room for your family and guests to enjoy this beachfront paradise. A flat 1012m2 site with many established fruit trees is as private as Manly beach front could be. Whether you choose to enjoy the home as is or update and add value for your generation is up to you. This is an exceptional opportunity to own a property that rarely becomes available in this location. Astute purchasers will instantly recognize the potential of this stunning Manly beach front property, the best offered on the beach for some time. Contact Les Taylor or Carol McAtear for more details More about Whangaparaoa Peninsula: Whangaparaoa is Maori for Bay of Whales, and pods of orca and dolphin are still spotted in the waters off the peninsula. The peninsula stretches east for 11 kilometres into the waters of the Hauraki Gulf to the north of East Coast Bays. The island of Tiritiri Matangi lies three kilometres off its eastern tip. The town of Whangaparaoa sits on the peninsula's southwestern shore, and is regarded as the start of the section of coastline known as the Hibiscus Coast. Communities along the peninsula include Red Beach, Stanmore Bay, and Manly. At the end of the peninsula is Shakespear Regional Park and Gulf Harbour. For those that value spending time at the beach with the family or simply as a spot for relaxation the Whangaparaoa is perfect. Red Beach, Stanmore Bay, Big Manly, Tindalls Bay, Fisherman