Mala Circle Water Front Vacant Lots

Fourteen waterfront lots are available in the peaceful town of Pacific Harbour. Starting at 700 sq mtrs to 1300 sq mtrs. The water frontage for these lots range from 20meters to 29meters.

The entire site is 3 and 1/2 acres.

The prices for these lots start at FJD$120,000 to $190,000.

To purchase all 14 lots - $1,750,000.

See our website for full listings at Fiji Real Estate.

WaterFront Villa For Sale - SOLD

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 Noko Noko Circle, Pacific Harbour, Fiji - Waterfront Villa
A gorgeous 3 bedroom waterfront villa complete with vesi floors. Sitting on 1200 sq metres with 45 meters of water front, a concrete sea wall and a jetty for your boat.

The kitchen is mahogany with all the trimmings and is situated perfectly for a sensational outlook over the water.

The swimming pool is sitting on the deck, allowing you to swim and peek out over the river!
All three bedrooms have en suites.All the mahogany louvered windows have security bars placed behind each louver so as not obstruct the view of the lush gardens!


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See our website for full listings - Pacific Harbour, Fiji Real Estate.

Mala Circle Water Front Lots

Fourteen waterfront lots are available in the peaceful town of Pacific Harbour. Starting at 700 sq mtrs to 1300 sq mtrs. The water frontage for these lots range from 20meters to 29meters.

The entire site is 3 and 1/2 acres.

The prices for these lots start at FJD$120,000 to $190,000.

To purchase all 14 lots - $1,750,000.

See our website for full listings at Fiji Real Estate.

WaterFront Land on Viti Levu Drive - SOLD

On a colourful street over flowing with plant life and friendly neighbours, we have a vacant waterfront lot ready for purchase. Approvals are in place to build on this 1200 sq meter block of land and plans similar to the Hibiscus Villas are available if you so desire to have your home built for you.

To purchase the land as is the block is selling for FJD$160,000.

With a villa built on this land, the purchase price is $FJD625,000.

See our website for full listings at Fiji Real Estate.

Million Dollar Home - Vava'u Islands, Tonga

Tonga is the only remaining Kingdom in the South Pacific.

This is where you can float in the calm, quiet waters of a turquoise lagoon at sunset or walk alone through lush pristine landscapes. It is where the sun shines almost every day and when it does rain, people rush outside for a rain bath in the warm, brief downpour of a tropical shower, which ends as quickly as it began.

This is nowhere more apparent than in the magnificent Vava'u Islands.

Vava'u is arguably one of the Worlds most scenic and unspoiled group of islands, blessed with consistent sunny weather, crystalline unpolluted waters teeming with life, protected waterways allowing for year-round safe and pleasant boating and boasting one of the safest, cleanest and most beautiful harbors in the whole of the South Pacific.

This million dollar waterfront property is on Vava'u, and is unequivocally the most beautiful home in Tonga.

Built in 2005, the house has been occupied by the owner and is in pristine condition.

This luxurious and eco-friendly waterfront property combines spectacular panoramic views over the South Pacific with a level of technology and comfort hitherto unmatched in this rapidly developing Polynesian island paradise. It is offered furnished or unfurnished.

Situated on the main island of Vava’u, this exceptional home is perched on a 30 meter high waterfront cliff at 18 degrees 40’ 37.38” S and 173 degrees 58’ 41.73” overlooking and providing for breathtaking panoramic vistas over the adjacent reefs and ocean.

Together with the elevation, a chain of low islands and reefs on the horizon offers excellent protection against storm waves and any ocean upwelling. Even the Humpback Whales have recognized the safety of these waters and frequently visit during the season.

This is the windward side of the island featuring gentle ocean breezes even during the torrid summer months, when the self-ventilating building will remain pleasantly cool due to its Polynesian-inspired, fully insulated and unusually high roofline. This is enhanced by its general orientation whereby all of the major windows remain in the shade from mid-morning onwards. During winter, several strategically placed majestic Casuarina trees and ornamental bushes help to cut down the southeasterly Trades.

Nested within one acre of beautifully landscaped gardens teeming with rare tropical multihued ornamentals, fruit and hardwood trees and even a small vegetable and spice garden, this unique home has been specifically designed for this site, capturing the beauty and spectacular views whilst ensuring complete privacy for its tenants. The waterfront side consists of an uninterrupted succession of panoramic windows whereas all other frontages have been decorated with colorful ornamental bushes and trees, thus offering absolute protection not only from prying eyes, but also from the scorching afternoon heat.

The exceptional main building spans an area of over 250 sq m and consists of two wings that are separated by a spectacular, one-of-kind glass partition spanning a full two storeys.

From the moment you enter the double front doors, you will be impressed.

The naturally ventilated Living Quarters consist of a very large sitting room allowing for picturesque vistas through a stunning semi-octagonal panoramic window front, a large and fully appointed kitchen and pantry, a guest toilet and wardrobe and a generous dining room leading to a large shaded verandah, the current owner’s favorite lookout. From here, you can enjoy awe-inspiring views of the ever changing tropical skies and ocean and observe a multitude of resident sea birds.

Except for the kitchen, main entrance and verandah, which are tiled in Italian terracotta, all living quarters feature exquisite massive hardwood flooring and are provided with convenient ceiling fans.

The furniture and the decoration are an exquisite and tasteful unique fusion of antique English and contemporary high-end Italian with a sprinkle of rare artifacts collected in Europe and across the South Pacific.

The fully insulated Working and Private Quarters feature an oversized, fully air-conditioned private office with lovely views into the garden and over the ocean, an oversized storage room and a fully appointed laundry at ground level.

The first floor, which is accessed over a beautiful hardwood staircase, features a large air-conditioned master bedroom offering
breathtaking panoramic vistas over the ocean and into the skies, a large bathroom with separate toilet, a spare bedroom and a huge walk-in wardrobe, along with a generous and fully private sun deck.

Once again, with the exception of the tiled bathroom, toilet and laundry, all living and working quarters feature the same striking massive hardwood flooring.

Notable major appliances include two large fridge-freezers, a large chest freezer and a spare fridge, also a dishwasher, a rarity in this country. Professional gas stove and electrical oven. Washing machine and dryer together with a spare washing machine.

Cyclone-proofing has been achieved by incorporating oversized beams and trusses, by anchoring all walls to the foundation via countless anchoring points, by the tilt, anchoring and make of the roof, and by reinforcing all major windows with lamination that doubles as tinting.

Furthermore, an ingenious system of easily deployed netting will prevent any sizeable debris from reaching the windowpanes that are set at various angles to deflect any substantial wind loads.

Further living quarters could be easily added due to the convenient timber frame construction, e.g. by walling in the wardrobe or by partitioning the storage room to create a guest room and toilet.

Due to the large ocean frontage, there is a possibility of constructing one, or possibly two further smaller dwellings (be it guests quarters or rental units), to the right and to the left of the manicured frontal lawn, this without any substantial drop in privacy. In fact, the owners have already provided for a separate access to the left hand side and cleared an adequate spectacular cliff-top building location.

If so wished, direct reef access can be easily obtained by clearing a path along a pre-existing gully. A boat would be best kept in the town’s protected main harbor where the owners have already installed two cyclone moorings.

Although this property is completely secluded at the very end of a private road it is only a 10- minute ride to the main center. The airport is at a 30-minute ride and the closest swimming beach, at 15 minutes.

This property is ideally suited to a small, affluent family wanting to trade the hustle of modern day living for a more serene, eco-friendly yet comfortable way of life along the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Awake to birdsong and be lulled to sleep by the sounds of the surf.

The owner currently employs one reliable and, above all, trustworthy house cleaner and two gardeners who shall be happy to assist any purchaser in making his life as pleasant and care-free as possible.

There is also a reputable, foreign-owned Property Management company to guard, or even rent out the house should the new owners wish to merely use it as a secondary habitation.

The property comes with a private land Lease Agreement expiring on April 1st, 2046.

The owner is also willing to sell the house fully furnished, appointed and decorated.

This is a nature lover's delight, offering an unspoiled, unique environment of extreme beauty and tranquility.

It awaits your discovery.

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties

By Anne Gibson

Sales of the properties at the Fiji Beach Resort and Spa have been strong despite the coup.

Auckland developer Neville Mahon, who is involved in real estate projects worth $600 million in Fiji, says the military coup slowed his sales inquiries but business had now recovered.

Mahon, head of Greenlane-based Lausanne Project Management, said sales ground to a halt in December and January but were now strong again.

"It surprised me that it's actually bounced back a lot faster than I imagined," Mahon said.

"The coup did have an effect in December and January when inquiries went completely dead."

Fiji's Land Transfer Office stopped transferring titles but Mahon said people's fears about the coup had been the real reason for the downturn.

Mahon is one of New Zealand's most ambitious developers. He is developing the Fiji Resort & Spa managed by Hilton on Denarau Island, a project he said would be worth $300 million when finished.

Stage one of the resort with 240 rooms and 150 villas is finished. Stage two will bring an extra 91 villas and 146 rooms. A third stage is also planned for the site, which is leased for 90 years.

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Buyers came mainly from Auckland and Christchurch, Mahon said, but Australians have also bought. Properties at the resort are selling for $460,000 to $4 million. As well as his Auckland office, Mahon has a sales office at Denarau and a new office opening in Nadi.

He has a second large development on Nananu Island, which he owns. Mahon said that would also be worth around $300 million when finished. He is developing 23 villas and investors have bought shared ownership from $240,000 each.

Nananu is 35 minutes by air from Denarau Island and, unlike the Hilton resort, land there is freehold.

The island is 10 minutes by boat from Raki Raki on the mainland of Viti Levu.

Mahon took issue with a report late last year which said international hotel operator General Hotel Management had pulled out of operating the Nananu development - which was to be called called The Chedi Resort - because of political issues.

"We decided to end the relationship and we're talking to two - possibly three - hoteliers and we'll soon sign another international hotel management company with closer links to the region," Mahon said.

Developing in Fiji was difficult as buying land and getting approvals for development and construction work was not easy, he said. Nananu Island's sections, which range from 2300sq m to 13,400sq m are selling for an average $700,000 to $800,000. Smaller sections are going for $400,000 but Mahon is asking more than $1 million for larger pieces of land.

He bought the island about four years ago from an heir to the Procter & Gamble fortune.

Mahon has funding from Strategic Finance for his Denarau project.

Kerry Finnigan, Strategic's chief executive, said the December coup was of concern, particularly when the Land Transfer Office put a freeze on issuing titles. But overall the political move had little effect on Mahon's project.

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald