Exclusive Alpine Lifestyle

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Wake each day to a setting that feels quietly exceptional, where equestrian enthusiasts, luxury life stylers, holiday makers and outdoor focused families will immediately feel at home.

Positioned within a boutique rural enclave, elevated above the Hāwea River, this offering invites you to design and build a home that captures sweeping alpine views, all day sun and a true sense of space. The 1.1853 ha (more or less) landholding is complemented by a 1/8 share in approximately 19 hectares of professionally managed open space, enhancing scale without the burden of upkeep. Native planting threads through the landscape, framing expansive outlooks and reinforcing the natural character of the environment.

These shared grounds lift the experience well beyond a typical lifestyle block. Residents enjoy access to a private lake for swimming and paddleboarding, a lakeside pavilion with BBQ and gym facilities, and equestrian amenities that reflect the area’s rural heritage. Whether entertaining, unwinding or exploring, the setting supports both connection and retreat.

This is a neighbourhood shaped by long term vision and genuine care, where sustainability and design integrity go hand in hand. Common areas are privately managed, external fencing is rabbit proofed, and the overall approach respects the landscape while enabling a refined, low maintenance rural lifestyle. Infrastructure is well considered, with water supplied via a shared bore, a purpose-built community solar farm servicing all lots, and grid power connection for added convenience and peace of mind.

For those seeking to secure a lifestyle sanctuary in New Zealand’s Southern Lakes District this represents a compelling opportunity. Enquire today to receive the full information pack.

• Designated building platform (approx. 962 sq m)
• Ownership includes shareholding in common land

*Boundary lines indicative only.

Note: This property may be suitable for overseas purchasers, subject to consent under the Overseas Investment Act 2005. All interested parties should seek independent legal advice.