FEMALE PRIVATE RM+BRKFST A1
Private room in house hosted by Kathy
1 guest1 bedroom1 bed2 shared bathrooms
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This place isn’t suitable for children under 12 and the host doesn’t allow pets, parties, or smoking.
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Bedroom 1
1 single bed
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Auckland, New Zealand
Onehunga beach, Pah homestead cafe, Onehunga village, One Tree Hill and Cornwall parks all close by. Royal oak shopping mall is walking distance. Easy to get to the CBD.
The property is conveniently located between the city and the airport, among some of Onehunga's finer old homes
Onehunga is a suburb of Auckland City in New Zealand and the location of the Port of Onehunga, the city's small port on the Manukau Harbour. It is eight kilometres south of the city centre, close to the volcanic cone of Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill.
Onehunga stretches south from Royal Oak to the north shore of the Manukau Harbour. To the east are the areas of Orangaand Te Papapa; to the west, Hillsborough. On the southern shore of the Manukau Harbour, and linked to Onehunga by two bridges, is the suburb of Mangere Bridge.
While everyone is combing Queen Street for the latest and the greatest, the real Aucklanders have headed out to Onehunga to shop at the many outlet shops at Onehunga's Dress Mart Mall.
For committed foreshore walkers, on the low tide route, the distance between Blockhouse Bay and Onehunga is 9km and can be done in about four and a half hours.
You need to be self sufficient with gear and supplies - boots, warm clothing, wet weather gear, food and water.
Cafés are available at both ends.
There are numerous exits along the way if you change your mind.
Waikowhai (kowhai by the water) boasts the largest block of native forest left in Auckland city. Originally part of a grant to the Wesley Mission, the land was considered too infertile for farming, so was not cleared. The area was once extremely popular as a holiday spot. Large crowds flocked to the beach to camp, swim, boat and eat their fill of strawberries and cream - bought from the little tea kiosk Today, the forest hosts a valuable sample of Auckland’s original fauna and flora. In spring, the whole valley is ablaze with yellow flowering kowhai, and it is worth a visit to enjoy the antics of numerous tui, rosellas and the occasional kingfisher.
The property is conveniently located between the city and the airport, among some of Onehunga's finer old homes
Onehunga is a suburb of Auckland City in New Zealand and the location of the Port of Onehunga, the city's small port on the Manukau Harbour. It is eight kilometres south of the city centre, close to the volcanic cone of Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill.
Onehunga stretches south from Royal Oak to the north shore of the Manukau Harbour. To the east are the areas of Orangaand Te Papapa; to the west, Hillsborough. On the southern shore of the Manukau Harbour, and linked to Onehunga by two bridges, is the suburb of Mangere Bridge.
While everyone is combing Queen Street for the latest and the greatest, the real Aucklanders have headed out to Onehunga to shop at the many outlet shops at Onehunga's Dress Mart Mall.
For committed foreshore walkers, on the low tide route, the distance between Blockhouse Bay and Onehunga is 9km and can be done in about four and a half hours.
You need to be self sufficient with gear and supplies - boots, warm clothing, wet weather gear, food and water.
Cafés are available at both ends.
There are numerous exits along the way if you change your mind.
Waikowhai (kowhai by the water) boasts the largest block of native forest left in Auckland city. Originally part of a grant to the Wesley Mission, the land was considered too infertile for farming, so was not cleared. The area was once extremely popular as a holiday spot. Large crowds flocked to the beach to camp, swim, boat and eat their fill of strawberries and cream - bought from the little tea kiosk Today, the forest hosts a valuable sample of Auckland’s original fauna and flora. In spring, the whole valley is ablaze with yellow flowering kowhai, and it is worth a visit to enjoy the antics of numerous tui, rosellas and the occasional kingfisher.
Onehunga beach, Pah homestead cafe, Onehunga village, One Tree Hill and Cornwall parks all close by. Royal oak shopping mall is walking distance. Easy to get to the CBD.
The property is conveniently locat…
The property is conveniently locat…
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Originally from Melbourne, Australia, we have lived in India four years and then four years in Christchurch NZ, before moving to Auckland mid 2015. Kathy operates a vibrant classical and contemporary dance school in Auckland and David is an engineering firm manager. We love to travel and have had great experiences staying in Africa, America, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, China, Europe, South America, Turkey, Israel, Dubai, Vienna, Slovakia, France, Holland, Germany, the UK,and now New Zealand. Enjoy meeting different people, from different cultures, from around the world and welcome them to our beautiful New Zealand. Been Air BnB guests and love being part of the Airbnb experience, and have formed some friendships with guests which have continued on after they left. We started our Airbnb when we moved to New Zealand in 2011. The restaurants and cafes in Auckland are some of the best in the world. Our place is close to all the everyday things our guests would need during their stay; from cafes, restaurants and supermarkets, to shops, and nightlife - yet generally very quiet. We hold conservative Christian values.
Originally from Melbourne, Australia, we have lived in India four years and then four years in Christchurch NZ, before moving to Auckland mid 2015. Kathy operates a vibrant classic…
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We may or may not be present during your stay. We love to interact with our guests. There are 4 other airbnb rooms occupied with guests from all over the world and everyone has their own key and just comes and goes at their own leisure...
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Not suitable for children and infants
No smoking
No pets
No parties or events
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