From Bare Land to a Coastal Cabin in Just Four and a Half Months

For more than a decade, Bentley de Beyer and Dean Sharpe had been holding onto a piece of coastal land at Wyuna Bay, about five kilometres from Coromandel Town, New Zealand. Sharpe grew up in the area, and the couple had originally planned to build a much larger home, even commissioning an architect and securing consent. But after starting a family, moving countries and watching construction costs climb, they needed another way forward. As de Beyer explains, "The economics changed, but our love of the place stayed the same." Explore the content:


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