Holiday rentals near Burke Street Wharf

Absolutely beautiful property

A wonderful stay! The home is in a gorgeous setting, with warm wood, stone and super creative tile finishes. Tim is a gracious host, with lovely home cooked bread and delicious breakfast was made available. We loved the fireplace and the secluded peace. Their place has everything you need for a comfortable stay.Thanks to Vivienne and Tim.

The place is quite easy to find. We met Pete up the driveway to the house. We found him very obliging, friendly and informative, great person. The property was even better than we imagined. the house was very clean, spacious, well furnished, all the amenities you could possibly need and amazing views. We absolutely loved our stay and it felt really homely. We didn't really want to leave and will recommend to other friends of ours.

nice tidy place. with all the mod cons .

What a fantastic wee cabin to relax in peaceful surroundings. Has everything you need for a wee break away. Enjoyed the short but sweet friendly visits from Dakota a real treat, and loved watching the kererū, definitely coming back.

Very pleasant stay. Super neat and convenient accommodation with a friendly accommodating host. Will.book again.

This was a lovely home with absolutely everything you need. Very comfortable and welcoming. Great location.

Jenny was a lovely host who contacted us by phone before our scheduled stay to share details of the b-n-b. Did we like the A2 milk which they sourced from a nearby farm? Did we have any special dietary requirements for the continental breakfast, and so on. Just generally we had a good chat so that it was a pleasure to meet her in person finally and to be greeted with bowls of fresh fruit from the property, and Jenny's sourdough bread when he say down to breakfast in the morning. We stayed overnight in this nicely outfitted b-n-b to attend a party about 6 km distant at the Pūkorokoro Miranda Shorebird Centre. We'd recommend this b-n-b and can we also recommend a visit to the shorebird centre. It has hides for viewing a wide range of shorebirds, and in particular does international work to preserve the feeding grounds along the shores of the Yalu River - part Chinese, part North Korean - for the godwits as they journey each year from New Zealand Aotearoa to Alaska to breed. I think Jenny sometimes does voluntary work down at the centre. I met Maarten the day of our departure, - a musician, and we had a good chat around that. Interesting that he works with sound, because perhaps the dominant feeling we took away from this lovely Waitakaruru property was how silent the night was. A quiet boon for suburban Aucklanders . . .