Mt Maunganui 113/6 Adams Avenue

Effortless Coastal Living at the Base of the Mount

Discover your seaside sanctuary, a revitalised and fully remediated apartment in one of Mount Maunganui's most sought after locations, Adams Avenue. Nestled perfectly between the rolling surf of Main Beach and the calm waters of Pilot Bay, this light filled studio offers more than just a place to stay. It offers the kind of lifestyle that many dream about but few get to live. Step inside and feel the calm wash over you. Soft neutral tones, clean finishes and smart design combine to create a space that feels peaceful, modern and easy. The open plan layout offers everything you need, a sleek kitchenette for your morning brew or evening snack, a cosy lounge corner to unwind and a beautifully finished bathroom with laundry facilities tucked neatly away. Open the sliding doors and step out to your own private deck where the morning sun filters through and the lush green slopes of Mauao rise in the background. It is the perfect spot for a quiet coffee, a good book or an evening glass of wine as the salty breeze drifts by. Outside, everything you love about the Mount is right at your fingertips. Take a morning stroll across the road for a dip in the iconic saltwater pools or head up the Mount for a soul refreshing walk and panoramic views. Enjoy a leisurely brunch at your favourite local cafe or let the energy of the vibrant waterfront dining scene tempt you out each evening. The beach, the bay, the mountain, all just moments away. This is a place to retreat, to recharge and to truly feel at home by the coast. When you are not using it yourself, there is excellent potential for holiday letting with the option to place it in the onsite managed rental pool. Whether you are looking for a bolt hole by the beach, a weekend getaway or a low maintenance investment in a prime location, this apartment delivers it all with style and ease. Here, every day feels like a getaway. Come and experience the simple joy of coastal living, relaxed, vibrant and undeniably Mount Maunganui.