Timoti Road - Coastal Houses with Water view and Luxury Lifestyle Timoti Road's settlement at the New Zealand coast provides the typical New Zealand coastal lifestyle near the beach for coastal houses and small mansions with a water view. By Armando & Marianne Faes 3 March 2024, 4 months ago Last updated 8 June 2024, 1 month ago Timoti Road's settlement at the New Zealand coast Table of Content Coastal Property for sale See Detail Information on our Homepage Where did the name 65 Timoti Road come from? How far away is 65 Timoti Road from the Town and from the Beach? The Timoti Farm New Zealand Coastal Lifestyle The Timoti Coastal Design Development For Coastal Houses with a Waterfront View Privacy of the Properties With a Luxury Lifestyle near the Beach How is the coastal lifestyle Compared to the Country's Lifestyle? How to prepare for a Coastal Life Design With a Touch of Luxury? Questions and Answer about Living at the Coast Video Tour: of this Lifestyle Property for sale in New Zealand Coastal Property for sale See Detail Information on our Homepage When you were searching for 65 Timoti Road to see information and images about the luxury lifestyle home you will find an overview on our home page. Property Info Home Page Where did the name 65 Timoti Road come from? Timoti Road Sign at the interception Waimarama Road/Timoti Road Timoti is of Maori origin, meaning "to honour God", and is primarily a boy's name. Rural numbering is based on the distance down the road. The distance in metres (650) is divided by 10 (65) and rounded to the nearest odd number (left side) or even number (right side). Source How far away is 65 Timoti Road from the Town and from the Beach? In both pictures, "Te Mata Peak from both sides with the Tuki Tuki river between - Beautiful Drive to 65 Timoti Road. It takes 18 min based on Google Map with 18.6 km to Havelock North and 8 minutes to the Waimarama Domain / Beach. The Waimarama Road is an approximately 23 km long road that starts at Havelock North and ends in Waimarama. The Timoti Farm New Zealand Coastal Lifestyle Waimarama Road with Timoti Farm left and right shortly before Timoti Road / Waimarama Road interception. Interception Waimarama Road / Timoti Road with gate and letterboxes The land left and right of the Waimarama Road was before the development of the Timoti road lifestyle blocks "The Timoti Farm" with approx. 346.3 ha of land was bought by John and Rosemary O'Conner (directors of Silverfern limited) with the long term plan to develop lifestyle blocks with building sites and reduce the farmland. The developer (John O'Conner) sold the remaining land, which he did not use for lifestyle blocks (mainly on the opposite side of Timoti road towards the ranges), to a farmer. The remaining farmland on the ocean side of the Timoti Farm between the lifestyle blocks was not part of the smaller farm. The developer did not sell those land titles and kept them separate. The farmer could lease this land for farming with future options. This land was sold later to an owner with a farming background that operates a small beef and sheep farm between the lifestyle blocks and Timoti Road. (see the following image - the darker area with a bold line is the small lifestyle farming block with sheep and beef. The sections between with black dots are the lifestyle blocks with houses) Show more The Timoti Coastal Design Development For Coastal Houses with a Waterfront View Overview Lifestyle Farming Block (bold) and Coastal lifestyle blocks (Black dots) with Timoti Road and 65 Timoti Road at the top on approx. 192 meter - Source homes.co.nz Silverfern Vineyards Limited received an approved subdivision consent in May 2005 to subdivide the Timoti Farm into 15 rural sites. Vehicular access to the proposed sites was made possible by creating several rights of way, which run over several lots. Geotechnical reports identified stable building platforms with safe, stable vehicular assess to each lot. Covenants required each lot to provide concealed water storage for water supply. Each lot could also join a bore water scheme supplied by the remaining than reduced Timoti Farm. Since there is no reticulated wastewater system, each lot needs its sewage disposal system. Consent notices and covenants on the lot titles address stormwater disposal to ensure that there will be no impact on adjoining properties or the road and possible earthworks, which have to be investigated and designed by a suitably qualified engineer. No archeological features were identified in an archaeological assessment. Opus International Consultants considered natural hazards and confirmed that building sites were adequate. Some sites, like the 65 Timoti Road site, have setback requirements that can not support any structures but could be used for other land uses like lawns, gardens, etc. Extensive planting for erosion control was also a requirement in the geotechnical report. Show more