10/97 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Auckland City

E noho ana ki runga ake i te takiwā rongonui o Herne Bay, ko Shangri-La he tohu o te ataahua tūroa — he mea kāore e pau te hirahira. Me ōna nohonga tekau mā rima anake, ia tangata e noho ana i tētahi papa katoa, he tohu tēnei whare nō ngā tau 1980 mō te noho muna, te wāhi, me te hoahoa mutunga kore.

Ki konei, kei runga koe i te katoa. He tirohanga whānui 270-tohu e toro atu ana mai i te putanga mai o te rā ki Waitematā tae noa ki ngā rama o te tāone i te ahiahi — he tirohanga katoa i ngā tohu whenua rongonui o Tāmaki Makaurau. Mai i ngā waka rererangi me ngā superyachts tae noa ki te tāone nui whānui, ko te whanga tō papamuri e huri haere ana.

Ēhara tēnei i te pourewa tāone noa iho. Nā te nui o te wāhi e karapoti ana, ka tukua e Shangri-La he āhua tuwhera me te rangimārie e kore e ngāwari te kitea. Ka tūwhera te ararewa haumaru tika atu ki tō nohonga, e tuku ana i te motuhaketanga me te ngāwari o tētahi kāinga motuhake — kua whakarei ake, kua haumaru hoki.

E toru ngā rūma moenga, he whare mātao, e rua ngā wāhi noho, me tētahi tari e tuku ana i te āwhātanga me te ngāwari o te whakamahi. Kei te kīhini ngā tirohanga tino pai ki te whanga, ā, e tautokona ana e tētahi pātaka kai nui me tētahi horoi wehe — kua rite ki te koa, ahakoa kei reira tonu te wāhi ki te whakahou, ki te hoahoa anō rānei kia rite ki tō āhua ake.

He whakamarie te nohonga, ā, ka taea te noho pērā i te wā e tū ana, me te tono anō kia whakauru i tō ake reka hoahoa — he wāhi onge ki te whakakotahi i te āhua, te rahi, me te wāhi ki tō tirohanga ake.

Kua whakaritea te whakamarie me te whakawera papa, te whakawera i raro i te papa, te hononga thermomesh kua whakapai ake, me te kāreti takirua kei te taha tonu o te tomokanga.

Kua hurihia ngā whenua tata nei, tae atu ki te puna kaukau kua whakapaipaihia, te whare puna, me te kōti tēnehi — he wheako nohoanga pono, me te herekore ki te maukati me te wehe i te hiahia.

He mea motuhake te hoahoanga, ā, he nui ake te āhua hou i ngā wā katoa, ko Shangri-La he wāhanga o tētahi aranga hoahoa — kei reira te puka toa e tutaki ana ki te mahi taurite, me te tūhono i te mahara ki te noho o nāianei.

10/97 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Auckland City, Auckland
Shangri-La - An Icon Reimagined

Perched above the blue ribbon suburb of Herne Bay, Shangri-La is an icon of enduring appeal — one that’s never gone out of style. With only 15 residences, each occupying an entire floor, this landmark 1980s building is a masterclass in privacy, space, and timeless design.

Here, you live above it all. A panoramic 270-degree view stretches from sunrise over the Waitematā to city lights at dusk — a full sweep of Auckland’s most iconic landmarks. From ferries and superyachts to the full city skyline, the harbour is your ever-changing backdrop.

This is not a typical city tower. Set apart with generous space around it, Shangri-La offers a rare sense of openness and serenity that’s increasingly hard to find. The secure lift opens directly into your residence, providing the independence and ease of a private home — elevated and secure.

Three bedrooms, a conservatory, two living zones, and a study provide exceptional scale and flexibility. The kitchen enjoys front-row harbour views and is supported by a walk-in pantry and separate laundry — well appointed and ready to enjoy, yet offering scope to refresh or redesign to suit your personal style.

The residence is comfortable and entirely liveable as it stands, while inviting the opportunity to infuse your own design flair — a rare chance to blend character, scale, and location with your vision.

Comfort is assured with ducted air-conditioning, underfloor heating, upgraded thermomesh joinery, and a double garage positioned directly opposite the entry.

Recently transformed grounds include a newly landscaped pool, pool house, and tennis court — creating a true residential resort experience, with the freedom to lock up and leave at will.

Architecturally distinctive and more fashionable than ever, Shangri-La is part of a design renaissance — where bold form meets refined function, and nostalgia meets contemporary living.