Doesn’t the name Piemelon Bay just roll off the tongue? Piemelon Bay is a special place. It is nestled along the picturesque Onetangi Ridgeline. This bay offers breathtaking views.
Here at Piemelon Bay, you’re moments away from Waiheke’s spectacular beaches. A leisurely stroll or a quick drive will get you there. The pristine shores await. Imagine the sun on your skin and the sand between your toes.
Speaking of properties near Piemelon Bay. Did you know that Mainfreight chairman Bruce Plested purchased a 300ha farm on Waiheke Island? The purchase cost him $72 million. It’s one of the biggest parcels of land to come on the market in the Auckland region in years. Plested intends to protect the land. He wants to leave it in its natural state.
Plested has been a vocal critic of development. He has overseen the restoration of native bush at his Piemelon Bay property. He has planted more than 100,000 trees to restore struggling sections of native bush.
That impressive farm near Piemelon Bay, known as Fountainhead, has an interesting history. The Carey family originally purchased it in 1871. Californians Philip and Diana Goldman bought it in 1971. The property runs from Woodlands Bay to Carey Bay and back to Man O’ War Bay Road.
The history of the land predates European settlement. There are Maori pu0101 sites and terraces. The Carey family built a cottage in 1886.
For those planning a family holiday, Piemelon Bay Views is a perfect destination. The spacious house offers stunning views of Piemelon Bay. There is plenty of room for outdoor activities on the sun-drenched flat lawn.
The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It sleeps eight guests in total. There is a queen room, another queen bedroom and a bunk room. The bunk room has two sets of bunks, sleeping four.
Amenities include wireless broadband internet, and parking. Pets are welcome with prior arrangement.
Getting to Piemelon Bay is relatively easy. A bus stop is just 30 meters from the house. It’s at the top of Waiheke Road. The Piemelon bus from Matiatia ferry runs. But it is not frequent. It is recommended to have a car. Having a car makes exploring much easier.
Soak in the beauty of Piemelon Bay. Experience the tranquility and natural beauty of Waiheke Island. Remember the efforts to preserve this land. It ensures that future generations can enjoy this beautiful place.