Coastal ridgeline and offshore rocks at Mataka Station

Facilities

Common Facilities

Shared amenities, private access

All owners at Mataka preserve key lot features permanently through Land Covenants, rights that are fully transferable to future buyers. Each owner grants other residents access over Common Areas, creating a community held together by shared responsibility and mutual respect for the land.

Design Guidelines uphold development standards and preserve the rural retreat character of the estate. Road maintenance, beach access, the Lodge, boatsheds, and other shared assets are governed by these covenants, ensuring that no single owner's decisions affect the estate's quality for others.

The Mataka Residents' Association is the body corporate that represents all owners and governs the shared infrastructure of the estate. Membership is automatic with property ownership. The Association maintains roads, manages conservation contributions, and oversees the ongoing improvement of communal facilities.

Annual meetings, committee structures, and clear governance documents ensure that decisions about the estate are made collectively, transparently, and with the long-term character of Mataka in mind.

38km
Roads & Trails
8
Boatsheds at Whale Bay
30
Exclusive Home Sites
1–2%
Built Land of Total Area
Aerial view of the Beach Lodge at Mataka Beach

Beach Lodge

The Beach Lodge at Mataka Beach is the estate's primary communal gathering space, a day lodge available to all owners with full services and facilities. Positioned directly on the foreshore, it provides a relaxed base for beach days, social occasions, and casual encounters between residents.

The Lodge serves as the natural arrival point for the beach, a covered retreat when the weather turns, and a social anchor for the community when it doesn't. Additional facilities at the Lodge are currently under review to further enhance the resident experience.

Waterfall falling to the sand on a Mataka beach

Waterfall falling to the sand on a Mataka beach

Clear blue water on a private beach at Mataka Station

Clear blue water on a private beach at Mataka Station

Stream meeting the sea below a Mataka headland

Stream meeting the sea below a Mataka headland