Presented to market after 56 years in the same family. For them their memories are centered around one of the original Waiheke homesteads, easily accessible with a wharf situated at the end of this private no exit street in Omiha. Fast forward 50 years and many happy holiday memories later the homestead was eventually demolished in the mid 1990's and with the ferry's re-routed the wharf was also decommissioned and removed. What remains today is utterly magical, two separate titles of 2122m² and 1518m², both waterfront, one riparian. Pohutukawa Avenue sits above one of the most iconic images of Waiheke, the Omiha boat sheds. This no exit street while having public transport to its entrance and the Omiha Hall where the local residents congregate for good company, coffee and home baking is just a few minutes' walk away. The pace of life in Omiha is gentile, with a nod to the past and the locals love it that way. The magnificent Pohutukawas that lend their name to the Avenue and the undisturbed native birdlife are at the heart of why this location exudes serenity. Boat launching and some of the most renowned fishing spots on the island are directly in front of you. The option here is to develop as one or two properties. The contours run from the east, enjoying sunrise and views directly into the bay and Whakanewha Regional Park and to the west for sunsets, the opposite bay and the Tamaki straight back to Auckland and the CBD. Such close connection with the sea from sunrise to sunset is almost impossible to replicate and makes the sites so unique and inspirational. The owners have chosen to sell them together but with two titles the choice will be passed on to develop as one or two dwellings. Recent site survey has been completed. The large two section site allows the opportunity for off-street parking or driveway. Set sale date of the 12th February (unless sold prior) with CV's sitting at $840,000 and $790,000 respectively.