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- Bed Rooms4
- 3 Bath Rooms
- Yes Car Parking
- Yes Broadbad Available
- Pets AllowedNo
- Smoking InsideNo
- No Parties and events
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Indulge in luxury at Lakeside Living, a brand-new lakefront property at Okawa Bay, offering a private beach and jetty with panoramic views around Lake Rotoiti. Just 20 minutes from Rotorua, this spectacular lakeside setting is unmatched. Spend your days basking in natural beauty on the lake, unwinding in the spa with the lake as your backdrop, or trout fishing for dinner to cook on the BBQ grill. Enjoy hours of family activities, entertaining, and aquatic adventures. Generous sliding doors enhance the connection to the lake, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. The modern kitchen is equipped with every convenience, while the ground-level living zone opens onto a deck, extending the living and entertaining options and encouraging effortless relaxation. This elegant holiday home is adorned with central heating throughout for year-round comfort. The master bedroom, with a King bed and private ensuite, offers a tranquil retreat. A second ensuite, shared main bathroom, and additional bedrooms with a King bed and bunk beds make this versatile property perfect for hosting friends or accommodating children. Set on the western shores of Lake Rotoiti, this four-bedroom home delivers the quintessential lawn-to-lake lifestyle.
There’s ample parking for cars and boats, and you can moor your boat or kayak at the private jetty. Explore the many activities Lake Rotoiti has to offer, including water sports, fishing, and visiting the Manupirua Thermal Springs (5 minutes by boat). Enjoy dining at Okere Falls Cafe, or visit nearby Rotorua, with its cultural highlights like Te Amorangi Museum and Whakarewarewa: The Living Maori Village. Rotorua Airport is just 7 minutes away, and the town centre is an 18-minute drive.
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Joanie Badenhorst-Awasthi
a year agoThe full name of Lake Rotoiti is Te Rotoiti-kite-a-Īhenga, which in Māori means "The Small Lake Discovered By Īhenga" (the Māori explorer also credited with discovering Lake Rotorua) 👀 Legend says that the lake was named as such because when Ihenga first saw it, he was only able to see a small part of it and thought the lake was a lot smaller 🤔 It actually has a depth of 100m in places, is 3.5km wide, 15km long, and stretches over 35sqkm The Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes Programme was established to purify and protect the water 💧 They did a great job, as the water is crystal clear. The water felt so refreshing! If it weren't so cold 🥶 I would have absolutely dived straight in
Nicole McGuinness
10 months agoI just love lake Rotoiti. Many very happy holiday here
David Anderson
9 months agoAmazing experience. Rich in history and has generally a mystical feeling to it.
Andrew “Reado” Read
a year agoAwesome lake and less than one hour from Tauranga
Bruce NZ
2 years agoA place of tranquility and excitement if you so desire.