A Waihi Beach Original
Enjoy a classic kiwi summer at the cosy mid-century Oberon bach. Perfect for families with old school touches but modern where it counts.
Nestled on one of the highest ridges in Waihi Beach, wake up to the sunrise and take in the views across Waihi Beach out to Mayor Island. Leave the city behind and let your eye spend all day wandering the horizon.
- 12 minute walk to the beach.
- 5 min stroll to the main shopping centre.
- 1 min walk to the biggest park in town for kicking the ball around.
Sleeps 7.
- 3 bedrooms. In bedroom 1/3 and 3/3, beds can be king-size or separated into twin beds.
"Linger longer" winter promotion - stay for 5 days or more for 40% off your total booking!
Discount is automatically applied during booking.
Your Classic Kiwi Summer
Recently refurbished Oberon Bach radiates a kind of old school cool that steps you straight into the holiday spirit. Launched for holiday rental November 2024.
The sun-drenched lounge is comfortable and practical, complete with ‘70s honeycomb lights. We’re aware you need excellent sound to relax to and have designed the audio-visual systems for easy streaming from your personal device. Courtesy Netflix, Neon and Prime are available too.
Our history: Bedrooms and bathrooms in the original 1950's house, flows into a super-practical 1970’s galley kitchen (with good bench-space) and living area.
Please note, you’ll be surrounded by long-term residents who all have our numbers, should the sound system be turned too high.
Views to the East & West
The west side deck looks to the hills and the north beach, while the large east side deck lets your eyes roam from Mayor Island, all the way, astonishingly, to Mount Maunganui.
The east deck is covered over the long table for to keep the rays down and the rain out, while the rest is uncovered for sunny lounging around. Servery window to deck ensures that the cook doesn't miss out on the conversation. Weber BBQ.
All 3 bedrooms have remarkable views, whether to trees, to the hills or the sea – everyone is treated.
But wait, there's more!
We have a secret terraced garden behind the house - far away from the road. The first terrace is suitable for picnics and cartwheels, and there's an overgrown loop stacked with fruit trees and native New Zealand plants around the garden below for the kids to explore. Unsuitable if you're not sturdy on your feet.
