The only holiday park in one of the central North Island’s most picturesque locations represents a premier purchasing opportunity for buyers looking for an established business that is spread across 3ha of freehold land and has strong cashflow.
Mahia Beach Motel & Holiday Park is located at 43 Moana Drive on the Mahia Peninsula.
The property is zoned Residential and includes a mixture of 24 accommodation units and 150 powered and non-powered sites that are suitable for tent and caravan use.
Sitting across from Taylors Bay, the park provides beds for every budget with ample on-site parking catering to all holidaymakers. Mahia is a well-recognised holiday destination with activities available year-round.
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The holiday park is equipped with a range of amenities, including BBQ areas, communal kitchen areas, on-site cafe, and a bar.
Flexible purchasing options are available as prospective buyers can acquire the whole freehold going concern, which includes the land, buildings, and business, or they may wish to only purchase the holiday park business.
Colliers brokers Jack Elliott and Danny Blair have been exclusively appointed to market the property for sale by negotiation.
The accommodation units range from two-bedroom motel units through to family cabins, studio units, and ensuite units. The motel units are self-contained, while the cabins have access to shared bathroom and kitchen facilities and offer exceptional value for money for budget-conscious travellers.
The powered sites are located near the beach. There are also some that are surrounded by trees with access to laundry, kitchen, and bathroom facilities, while there are several free BBQ areas available for dining. The sites are approximately 6x8m in size. There are also generously sized non-powered sites that are ideal for caravans, motorhomes, and tents.
Elliott, broker at Colliers Hawke’s Bay, says the holiday park has recently been refurbished and has a wide array of facilities on offer.
“This holiday park sits in a simply stunning location and is popular with travellers from around the country who are able to enjoy the beach lifestyle in one of New Zealand’s most beautiful holiday spots,” Elliott says.
“The amenities at the park have been well maintained and include two communal kitchens, a laundry, and a playground. There is also a cafe on-site and paddle board, kayak and bike hire options available for holidaymakers to enjoy the surroundings and take part in some recreational activities.”
Elliott says this is an established business that could be attractive as a passive investment opportunity.
“The holiday park has experienced management staff already working for the business so if the new buyer doesn’t wish to be hands-on at the site, they may choose to purchase the business and enjoy the passive income on offer from afar.
“Alternatively, this may represent an enticing opportunity for a lifestyle change if someone wanted to move to Mahia and experience all that it has to offer.”
Blair, director at Colliers Hawke’s Bay, says the combination of a turn-key business with a steady income in such an idyllic location means prospective purchasers should seriously consider this outstanding investment opportunity.
“Given the Residential zoning of this site, there’s future scope for the buyer to potentially reduce the size of the holiday park and subdivide parts of the property to create sections for holiday homes,” Blair says.
- Article supplied by Colliers
