Offered by Private Negotiation — together, or as two separate titles

Sculptureum

& Oak Hill Vineyard

One of New Zealand’s most significant estate opportunities

38–40 Omaha Flats Road, Matakana Coast — 10.19 hectares of internationally recognised landscapes, six galleries, a celebrated collection, Rothko Restaurant and Oak Hill Vineyard — an 11-acre vineyard overlooking the Barrier Islands — one hour north of Auckland.

10.19 ha
Two freehold titles
800+
Curated works
6
Indoor galleries
1.5 km
Sculpted pathways
400,000+
Guests welcomed
IThe Land

Two titles, one irreplaceable holding

The primary title provides the foundation of the established estate. Existing infrastructure and an established residential precedent support the continued evolution of the visitor experience, hospitality offering, gardens, and carefully integrated premium accommodation.*

  • Complementing the primary estate, the vineyard title combines an established boutique vineyard with significant future optionality — retained as a productive vineyard, or thoughtfully evolved for future estate, accommodation, cultural, or philanthropic initiatives.*
  • Elevated views towards the Little and Great Barrier Islands further reinforce the estate’s long-term appeal.

*Subject to the necessary planning and regulatory approvals.

Oblique aerial across both titles — the established estate and the vineyard title beyond
Both titles from above — the established estate and the Oak Hill Vineyard title, one contiguous holding
Aerial with the 40 Omaha Flats Road title boundary outlined — galleries, gardens, Rothko Restaurant and carparking
40 Omaha Flats Road — the established estate title · NLA01241
Aerial with the 38 Omaha Flats Road title boundary outlined — the Oak Hill Vineyard plantings
38 Omaha Flats Road — the Oak Hill Vineyard title · NLA01240
Available together, or as two separate titles
The whole estate
Both freehold titles as one contiguous 10.19 ha holding — galleries, gardens, Rothko, events infrastructure and the working vineyard.
NLA01047 — view listing ↗
40 Omaha Flats Road
Sculptureum itself — six galleries, three sculpture gardens, Rothko Restaurant and the established visitor operation.
NLA01241 — view listing ↗
38 Omaha Flats Road
Oak Hill Vineyard — the elevated 11-acre vineyard title looking toward Omaha and the Barrier Islands.
NLA01240 — view listing ↗
IIAnd the Landscape

A living landscape two decades in the making

More than a series of gardens, Sculptureum is one of New Zealand’s most significant privately owned landscapes, welcoming visitors to experience its unique blend of art, nature, and design. Approximately 1.5 kilometres of walking paths connect curated gardens, mature trees, water features, open spaces, and sculpture—a landscape that has evolved over more than two decades, creating an extraordinary foundation for future stewardship.

Sculpture gardens with the working vineyard rising behind
Curated gardens & sculpture, woven through 1.5 km of pathways
Immersive colour through the sculpture gardens
Immersive colour through the gardens
The Pink Snail Garden, a world of colour and imagination
The Pink Snail Garden
IIIThe Collection

The creative foundation of the estate

The Sculptureum collection is the creative foundation upon which the estate was imagined and realised. Rather than existing separately from the landscape, it is woven throughout — a dialogue between art, architecture, gardens and nature that continues to inspire curiosity, discovery and connection.

800+
Works spanning sculpture, glass, modern & contemporary art
1.5 km
Sculpted garden pathways with immersive installations
6
Architecturally integrated indoor galleries
Glass artworks within the indoor galleries
Under glass — the indoor galleries
The driftwood whale, breaching among the garden plantings
Sculpture at every turn
Gallery interior with contemporary works
Six galleries, curated in dialogue

Over 800 curated works — including pieces associated with Picasso, Rodin, Cézanne, Warhol and Chihuly — deliberately assembled to be accessible, surprising and emotionally resonant.

Recognising that future ownership may have different aspirations, acquisition of the collection is intentionally flexible and may be structured in whole, in part, or separately, aligning with the vision of its next steward.

IVEstate & Hospitality Infrastructure

A fully established destination

Galleries, Rothko Restaurant, event spaces, commercial facilities, operational infrastructure and supporting amenities have been carefully developed over more than a decade — a substantial platform from which future ownership may continue to evolve the estate. At its heart is Rothko, where Sculptureum’s creative philosophy extends into the culinary realm, complemented by a purpose-built events venue and commercial kitchen.

The estate lit at dusk, seen from above
The estate at dusk
Rothko Restaurant, opening to the gardens and lawns
Rothko — the estate’s destination restaurant
Rothko dining, overlooking the sculpture lawns
Rothko, overlooking the sculpture lawns
Dishes plated before the open fire at Rothko Restaurant
Fireside dining at Rothko
VCommercial Platform

A proven platform, 400,000 guests strong

Purpose-built hospitality infrastructure, an established destination restaurant and dedicated event facilities combine to create a proven commercial platform within the estate.

  • Established commercial platform developed over more than a decade
  • Multiple complementary revenue streams across hospitality, events, retail and visitor experiences
  • Significant recent investment in commercial kitchen and restaurant infrastructure
  • Existing operational capability supported by established hospitality and events partnerships
  • Capacity to further optimise commercial utilisation through existing infrastructure
  • Flexibility to introduce complementary hospitality, culinary, retail and visitor experiences aligned with the vision of future ownership
Rothko and the sculpture lawns, at the heart of the visitor experience
Rothko and the sculpture lawns — the heart of the estate’s hospitality platform
VIThe Vineyard — Oak Hill

Within one of New Zealand’s most influential wine corridors

When people first discover Sculptureum, they naturally focus on the art. Then they discover the hospitality. What many don’t immediately realise is that Sculptureum also sits within one of New Zealand’s most influential wine corridors.

The Oak Hill Vineyard story was inspired by pioneering Matakana wines such as Providence and The Antipodean — labels that helped establish the region’s reputation amongst collectors and wine enthusiasts both here and abroad. Providence, founded by Jim Vuletic following the success of The Antipodean, is regarded by many wine collectors as one of New Zealand’s most prestigious Bordeaux-inspired producers and remains one of the benchmark names in the region’s winemaking history.

Today, Sculptureum’s wines are supported by some of the industry’s most respected names. Consultant winemaker Tony Pritchard brings decades of experience and guidance, while production is undertaken by Pete Turner at Brix & Co, one of New Zealand’s leading boutique winemaking facilities.

Add neighbouring vineyard legends, an 11-acre vineyard overlooking the Barrier Islands, world-class hospitality through Rothko Restaurant, and internationally significant art collections, and it becomes clear that Sculptureum is far more than an art destination.

Sculpture figures silhouetted on the rise above the Oak Hill Vineyard at sunset
The rise above the vineyard at last light
ProvidenceBenchmark Matakana producer
The AntipodeanThe pioneering label
Tony PritchardConsultant winemaker
Brix & CoBoutique production — Pete Turner
11 acresOverlooking the Barrier Islands
It sits at the intersection of art, wine, landscape and hospitality — surrounded by many of the people and brands that helped shape Matakana into one of New Zealand’s most respected boutique wine regions. The deeper you explore Sculptureum, the more remarkable the story becomes.

In the company of Providence Vineyards · Brix & Co · Matakana Wine · New Zealand Winegrowers · Sotheby’s Wine · Sotheby’s International Realty

VIIResidential Foundations

A rare opportunity to shape the estate

Both freehold titles benefit from established residential precedent. Subject to the necessary planning and regulatory approvals, opportunities may include the creation of one or more significant private residences, thoughtfully integrated accommodation, health and wellness facilities, or other complementary estate uses that build upon the existing landscape, infrastructure and vision.

Elevated aerial across the vineyard title looking toward Omaha and the coast
The elevated Oak Hill Vineyard title, looking toward Omaha and the sea — future residential potential subject to the necessary planning and regulatory approvals
VIIILocation

The Matakana Coast, at its best address

Within one of New Zealand’s premier lifestyle regions — wine, beaches, golf and a village culture loved for its markets and its slower pace — one hour north of central Auckland.

  • Matakāna Village5 min · 2.4 km
  • Omaha Beach10 min · 12 km
  • Omaha Golf Club10 min · 10 km
  • Warkworth10 min · 10 km
  • Sandspit Marina15 min · 17 km
  • Te Ārai Links30 min · 31 km
  • Mangawhai40 min · 40 km
  • Auckland CBD60 min · 70 km

Travel times are approximate by road.

Map of the Matakana Coast showing Sculptureum at 40 Omaha Flats Road with travel times to Auckland, Omaha, Te Arai and Mangawhai
The gated entrance to Sculptureum off Omaha Flats Road
The arrival — gated entrance off Omaha Flats Road
Helicopter arriving at the estate at sunset
Sixty minutes by road — minutes by air
IXThe Estate Plan

A place to explore, connect & be inspired

Six galleries, three sculpture gardens, Rothko Restaurant, the marquee events lawn and Oak Hill Vineyard — arranged across the estate off Omaha Flats Road.

Illustrated estate plan of Sculptureum showing galleries, gardens, Rothko Restaurant, marquee area, carparks and vineyard
XProperty Details & Acquisition

Property details

  • Address38–40 Omaha Flats Road, Matakana Coast
  • Method of salePrivate Negotiation
  • Land area10.19 ha (more or less)
  • Certificate of titleRT No. NA89A/123
  • Legal descriptionLot 1 & Lot 2 DP 149412
  • Legal estateFreehold · Fee Simple
  • WaterBore, irrigation, on-site water rights
  • HeatingAir-conditioning throughout
  • ParkingExtensive on-site visitor parking
  • Offered asThe whole estate, or either title separately
  • Listing — combinedNLA01047
  • Listing — 40 OFRNLA01241
  • Listing — 38 OFRNLA01240

The acquisition process

Sculptureum is available by Private Negotiation. Following initial discussions and execution of a Confidentiality Agreement, appropriately qualified purchasers will be provided with progressive access to detailed due diligence information.

Due diligence information available
  • Independent property valuations
  • Financial statements and operational reporting
  • Property, planning, engineering and technical documentation
  • Commercial agreements and operational documentation
  • Art collection schedule, provenance, authenticity documentation and acquisition cost schedules*
  • Additional supporting documentation relevant to the acquisition
View the Information Memorandum ↗
As an established operating estate, maintaining the confidentiality of Sculptureum’s staff, commercial activities and business relationships is fundamental to the acquisition process.

*Purchasers may elect to acquire the collection in its entirety, selected works, or none of the collection.

XIThe Exclusive Agents
Kelly Hamilton and Kelly Brown above the Matakana coastline and Sandspit Marina
Kelly Hamilton & Kelly Brown — Sales Associates, North Shore, Auckland

Local expertise, global connections

We welcome the opportunity to discuss Sculptureum with appropriately qualified purchasers and their advisers. Additional information, inspections, and access to the due diligence documentation may be arranged by contacting the exclusive agents.

Kelly Hamilton
Sales Associate
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Kelly Brown
Sales Associate
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Questions

What buyers ask most often

Is Sculptureum for sale?
Yes. Sculptureum, at 38–40 Omaha Flats Road on the Matakana Coast, is offered for sale by Private Negotiation through New Zealand Sotheby's International Realty. It is listed three ways: the whole estate as one holding (NLA01047), 40 Omaha Flats Road on its own (NLA01241), and 38 Omaha Flats Road, Oak Hill Vineyard, on its own (NLA01240). The exclusive agents are Kelly Hamilton and Kelly Brown.
Can Sculptureum and Oak Hill Vineyard be purchased separately?
Yes. The property sits across two freehold titles and each is separately available. A purchaser may acquire the whole 10.19 hectare estate, or 40 Omaha Flats Road alone — the galleries, sculpture gardens, Rothko Restaurant and the established visitor operation — or 38 Omaha Flats Road alone, the elevated 11-acre Oak Hill Vineyard title looking toward Omaha and the Barrier Islands.
What art estates are for sale in New Zealand?
Sculptureum on the Matakana Coast is among the very few art estates offered for sale in New Zealand. It combines six indoor galleries, three sculpture gardens holding more than 800 curated works, 1.5 km of sculpted pathways, Rothko Restaurant and event infrastructure, together with a working vineyard, across 10.19 hectares one hour north of Auckland.
Is there a vineyard for sale in Matakana?
Yes. Oak Hill Vineyard at 38 Omaha Flats Road is an 11-acre working vineyard available on its own freehold title, or together with the adjoining Sculptureum estate. It sits on elevated land overlooking the Little and Great Barrier Islands, within Matakana's boutique wine region.
What does the Sculptureum estate include?
The estate comprises 10.19 hectares across two freehold titles, including six indoor galleries, three sculpture gardens with over 800 curated works, 1.5 km of sculpted pathways, Rothko Restaurant, event and hospitality infrastructure, and a working vineyard, one hour north of Auckland.
Is the art collection included in the sale?
Purchasers may elect to acquire the collection in its entirety, selected works, or none of the collection. A full art collection schedule with provenance and authenticity documentation is available through due diligence.
Does Sculptureum operate as a business?
Yes. Sculptureum is an established visitor destination that has welcomed more than 400,000 guests, with galleries, gardens, Rothko Restaurant, event spaces and supporting operational infrastructure developed over more than a decade. Financial statements and operational reporting are available to qualified purchasers through due diligence.
Can overseas buyers purchase Sculptureum?
Enquiries from international purchasers are welcome. New Zealand's Overseas Investment Act may apply to an acquisition of this nature depending on the purchaser's circumstances and the land involved, and some buyers may also be considering the Active Investor Plus visa pathway. Consent requirements, eligibility and timing should be assessed with qualified New Zealand legal advisers early in the process; the exclusive agents can assist with introductions.
How is the sale of Sculptureum being conducted?
Sculptureum is offered by Private Negotiation. Following initial discussions and execution of a Confidentiality Agreement, appropriately qualified purchasers are provided with progressive access to detailed due diligence information, including valuations, financial statements and technical documentation.
Where is Sculptureum located?
Sculptureum is located at 38–40 Omaha Flats Road on the Matakana Coast, approximately one hour's drive north of Auckland, New Zealand, near Omaha Beach and Matakana Village.
How far is Sculptureum from Auckland?
Approximately one hour by road from central Auckland, about 70 km. Matakana Village is five minutes away, Omaha Beach and Omaha Golf Club about ten minutes, Warkworth ten minutes, Sandspit Marina fifteen minutes, Te Ārai Links thirty minutes and Mangawhai forty minutes.
Does Sculptureum include a vineyard?
Yes. Sculptureum includes Oak Hill Vineyard, an 11-acre working vineyard on an elevated title overlooking the Little and Great Barrier Islands. It sits within Matakana's celebrated boutique wine region, in a corridor shaped by pioneering labels such as Providence and The Antipodean. The Sculptureum wines are guided by consultant winemaker Tony Pritchard, with production undertaken by Pete Turner at Brix & Co, one of New Zealand's leading boutique winemaking facilities.
Could Sculptureum suit a health and wellness or retreat use?
The estate's landscape, existing hospitality infrastructure and residential precedent lend themselves to wellness, retreat or accommodation uses, subject to the necessary planning and regulatory approvals.
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