Found 5 properties in Kennedy Point
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Bonnie___Doone_ Beach_house
near Kennedy Point
#4540 - Kennedy Point - Bach or holiday home
Attractive Jones Architects designed home completed 2007, has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is on a level north-facing section on cliff edge only 2 minutes' drive from Kennedy Point. The kitchen/living area is not only really warm because of all day sun but is also... [More]
- 7people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 2bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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The Point
Kennedy Point
#4343 - Kennedy Point - Bach or holiday home
This beautifully presented beach house features wonderful sea views to watch the boats come and go while relaxing on the deck. A short walk from Kennedy Bay ferry this is the perfect boaties paradise to unwind in this airy, modern holiday home. You'll love the... [More]
- 6people (max)
- 2bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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Gulf Views
Featured Kennedy Point Road, Waiheke Island
#10735 - Kennedy Point - Bach or holiday home
- Waterfront Property
- Views back to Auckland
- Space for the Boat
Gulf Views is a modern holiday home on Kennedy Point peninsula, designed for a relaxing and private holiday. An almost waterfront location adjoining a reserve of pohutakawa trees, it is a 2 min walk to your own beach. Ideal for boaties too, whether kayaking or... [More]
- 6people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 1bathroom
- crosskids
- crosspets
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Amazing sea views, 35 mins from Auckland
Kennedy Point Waiheke Island
#9892 - Kennedy Point - Bach or holiday home
FANTASTIC CLOSE SEA VIEWS: Relax on the deck and watch the car ferries come and go past the boats bobbing in the bay below, or sit at the dining table and look back across the water to the twinkling city lights of Auckland. A quiet... [More]
- 5people (max)
- 2bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Peaceful apartment 5 min walk to beach
Featured Kennedy Point, Waiheke Island
#13200 - Kennedy Point - Flat or duplex
- 5 min walk to the beach
- Only a 5 min drive tothe centre of Oneroa
- Peaceful
Do you have the urge to surround yourself with leopard skin, dangerous African weapons…or get really close to a camel? Your wait is over! However, at THIS Safari, the leopard skin is cotton and covers an over-sized comfy sofa. The Masai spear is safely mounted... [More]
- 4people (max)
- 1bedroom
- 1bathroom
- crosskids
- crosspets
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