The land that defines us
It may seem to be stating the obvious
but New Zealanders are islanders. All our original settlers
came by the sea. Today we fly, and that gives us the
opportunity to gaze down upon the breathtaking beauty of the sea
caressing the land and take in, at a glance, the lay of the land
that defines us. You can understand why New Zealanders
affinity to the coastline runs as deep as the ocean.
It is hard to imagine living landlocked,
where the edge of your nation is some arbitary line on a map
decided by others or is subject to the whim of a changing river
course. We are drawn to the coast. We all harbour a
desire to stand on that edge and look at the sun shimmering on the
distant horizon and say, "this is my place in the word."
That definitive outline, that never
ending edge of Aotearoa is where you'll find some of the New
Zealand's most desirable property. Where spectacular dawns
start the day and sensational sunsets end it. And at night
you are lulled to sleep by the soothing sound of an ocean
breathing.
It is the fringe of heaven, and yet, it
has some of the most affordable coastal property in the
world. Bayleys' annual Waterfront magazine is New
Zealand's flagship portfolio of premium waterfront properties for
sale. It showcases the pick of beachfront, lakeside and
riverfront properties that this country and close South Pacific
neighbours such as Fiji and Vanuatu have to offer. The
magazine also contains a variety of waterfront related editorial
articles which we hope you find of interest. Enjoy the
read.
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In this years Issue:
Walking on water:
Ten Top Tracks
The Lap of Luxury:
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