Parua House, Parua Bay
Pat & Peter Heaslip
1113 Whangarei Heads Road, Parua Bay, RD4, Whangarei 0174, New Zealand
Phone: (09) 436 5855, or 021 186 5002
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| Type of Accommodation | Farmstay, Homestay, Luxury, B&B |
| Rating | 10 out of 10 |
| Directions - Nearest Town | Whangarei |
| Tariff - 2 people in 1 room | $150 - $175 (NZD) |
| Tariff - 1 person | $100 - $110 (NZD) |
| Tariff - Children | half price |
| Tariff - Dinner | $35 |
| Breakfast | Full |
| Restrictions | No smoking inside |
| Payments | Visa/Mastercard |
| Beds | 2 Queen , 1 Twin , Total 3 bedrooms |
| Bathrooms | 2 Ensuite , 1 Private |
| Associations, Awards & Ratings | @ Home New Zealand |
| Facilities and Features | Wireless Internet |
| Pets/Children | Pets welcome by arrangement, Children welcome |
Parua House is a classical colonial house, built in 1883, comfortably restored and occupying an elevated site with panoramic views of Parua Bay and the Whangarei Harbour. The property covers 29 hectares of farmland including 2 protected reserves, which are rich in native trees (including kauri) and birds.Guests are welcome to explore the farm and bush, milk the jersey cow, explore the olive grove and sub-tropical orchard, or just relax on the veranda.(A burmese cat lives with us) A safe swimming beach adjoins the farm, with a short walk to the fishing jetty; 2 marinas and an excellent golf course are are 2 minutes away.Our wide interests include photography, patchwork quilting and horticulture.The house is attractively appointed with antique furniture and a rare collection of spinning wheels. Awake to home-baked bread and freshly squeezed orange juice. Dine in elegant surroundings with generous helpings of home produce with our own eggs, home grown vegetables, olives and sub-tropical fruit (home-made ice cream a speciality). Pre-meal drinks and wine are provided to add to the bonhomie of an evening around a large French oak refectory table.
We are conscious of our planet. In the house & on the farm environmentally & sustainable practices are followed. Guests are encouraged to continue with this eco-friendly policy.
As featured on TV's "Ansett NZ Time of Your Life" and "Corban's Taste NZ".