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$899,000 NZD
Year2026
Length6m beam
Beam6m
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About this vessel
Positioned within the exceptional new Waiheke Marina, this premium 20m monohull berth offers a rare opportunity to secure a foothold in one of New Zealand's most sought-after boating destinations.
Designed to a high standard, the marina delivers a safe, modern, and well-managed environment, with wide fairways, quality infrastructure, and a strong sense of security. Its sheltered positioning provides excellent protection year-round, while the surrounding Waiheke Island setting offers a unique combination of convenience and lifestyle - from world-class vineyards and beaches to vibrant dining and leisure options just minutes away.
This berth is ideally located on I-Pier and features power and water connections directly at the berth, a right-hand finger for easy access and manoeuvrability, fenders and lines included, free on-site parking, and secure access to modern bathroom and shower facilities.
The marina itself is quickly establishing a reputation as a premium destination, not only for its facilities but also for its strong community feel and professional management.
Long-term rental options will be considered.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2026
Dimensions
Beam6m
Features
On board
Power and water connections
Right-hand finger berth
Fenders and lines
On-site parking
Bathroom and shower facilities
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