ESTATES Australia and New Zealand Property Journal March 2023

Jennifer Trafford

Jennifer Trafford Property

+61 412 578 660 sales@jennifertraffordproperty.com.au

Whether it be a waterfront home or rural property you’re looking to purchase in amazing destinations across the Sunshine Coast in beautiful Queensland like Noosa Heads, Minyama, Pelican Waters, Bokarina, Caloundra and more,  Jennifer Trafford of Jennifer Trafford properties is available to help daily. With over 35 years experience in the industry and an in-depth knowledge of the Sunshine Coast region, Jennifer can assist in whatever property your looking for. Jennifer achieved the highest sales on record in both Miyama and Bokarina. She is willing to conjunct with Singapore agents or work with private clients and investors. If you are interested, you can contact Jennifer via email or the numbers above. Jennifer also owns IBS Excavations and IBS Pools and has been company director for both for the past 35 years.

Paul Duffy

Century 21 Advance Realty +61 400 676 791 (mobile) +61 8 9721 7733 (office) paul@c21advance.com.au https://bunbury.century21.com.au

Paul is a leading real estate agent in Western Australia’s south-west with over 20 years of experience. He gets outstanding results for sellers and is the exclusive agent for pushing through some of the newest major developments here. Passionate about sales and property management, he is also a strong auctioneer and has participated in many charity auctions to assist the local community in his beautiful town of Bunbury.

NEW ZEALAND

Lance Richardson

Barfoot & Thompson Devonport Branch

+64 21 796 660 (mobile)

+64 9 445 2010 (office) l.richardson@barfoot.co.nz https://www.barfoot.co.nz/our-people/l. richardson

Lance has enjoyed a hugely successful 30 years of selling some of the North Shore’s finest homes. Highly experienced and continually breaking records, he is a strong and skilled vendor advocate. A consummate professional, Lance has a special skill for closing the sale to the satisfaction of all parties. A keen sportsman, Lance holds a Black Belt in Seido Karate and has competed at national level Motocross. He mixes his interests in sport and music with the local community by also sponsoring his local squash club, yacht Club and teaching community Ukulele for free. Working with international buyers and agents is a specialty niche market for Lance. He welcomes conjunctional offers from overseas realtors and accredited agents.

Graham Richards

Harcourts Team Taranaki Limited

+64 27 444 5102 (mobile) +64 6 759 9160 (office) grichards@taranakiharcourts.co.nz www.taranakiharcourts.co.nz

Dominated by Mount Taranaki—the nearly perfect volcanic cone from which the region takes its name—Taranaki is noted for its dairy as well as petrochemical and engineering industries. An expert in the region, Graham has been in the real estate industry since 1999 and is the co-owner and general manager of Harcourts Team Taranaki. Harcourts Team Taranaki operates three full-service real estate offices in North Taranaki (North Island, New Zealand) and has a large team of residential, rural and commercial salespeople who look forward to working with international agents to satisfy the needs of clients in Taranaki.

Kerry-Anne Crowley

The Mcgill Group +61 408 053 587 (mobile) kerry-anne@themcgillgroup.com.au https://themcgillgroup.com.au

Kerry-Anne is a talented real estate agent who partners with The McGill Group delivering a 5-star service experience for sellers and buyers alike. She has resided on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland for over 20 years and has been selling on the coast and hinterland with a strong focus in Buderim and surrounding areas, for over half a decade. Kerry-Anne has earned the respect and loyalty of many repeat clients, from mum and dad investors to major developers entrusting her with large scale development marketing. Kerry-Anne continues a legacy of professional client services and supported with modern technology from The McGill Group, a perfect platform for conjuncting with international agents to buy and sell.

Michael Ball

Real Estate of Distinction +61 437 414 022 (mobile) +61 2 6655 1795 (office) michael@reod.com.au www.reod.com.au

An experienced principal and sales professional with over 16 years in the property industry, Michael has a high level of expertise in negotiating, business planning and sale and leasing of residential, commercial and industrial property. Since commencing his real estate career in 2004, he’s worked as an associate director with Colliers International in Sydney and as principal/ licensee of Colliers International Coffs Harbour, and specialised in complex transactions, including development sites, shopping centre sales and multimillion-dollar contracts. After moving to the Gold Coast in 2019, he launched Real Estate of Distinction.

(Licensed Agent REA 2008)

Christine Thomas Bayleys Mangawhai, Mackys Real Estate Ltd

+64 21 560 008 (mobile) +64 9 431 5415 (office) christine.thomas@bayleys.co.nz https://christinethomas.bayleys.co.nz/

Christine has worked in real estate in New Zealand since 1998, offering more than 22 years of experience selling a wide spectrum of properties throughout the country. She looks forward to working with real estate agents and private buyers in Singapore. Whether you’re looking for a luxury residential home, waterfront or beachside property, lifestyle property, equestrian estate, lodge, bed and breakfast, orchard, vineyard and winery, commercial property and more, don’t hesitate to contact Christine — she will be more than happy to fulfil all your real estate needs.

Simone Henbrey Realtor

+64 21 135 7339 simone@nelsonrealestate.co.nz www.nelsonrealestate.co.nz

Commencing her real estate career in 1995, Simone has built an enviable reputation in the Nelson region for delivering outstanding results. Her passion, motivation and enthusiasm speak for themselves; Simone’s skills, personal integrity and attention to detail have ensured successive high-profile sales in the central city and repeated national awards as a top-performing New Zealand agent. Now choosing to work exclusively with a small number of clients, Simone proudly represents what are arguably Nelson region’s finest homes. Call Simone in confidence to discuss your property requirements, and experience for yourself the advantages of her exceptional personal service and local knowledge.

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This north facing Luxury waterfront masterpiece located on the main canal with ocean views.

Having a passionate eye for perfection and meticulous attention to detail, this home is outstanding with seamlessly integrated indoor-outdoor living areas.

Boldly designed by Jennifer Trafford to capitalise on the water views and outdoor landscape, 5 pelican waters blvd is a picturesque success story that will catch everybody’s eye.

With 4 bedrooms 4 ensuites -media room- out door Kitchen – large kitchen area -lounge - large garage this property has it all.

Situated on 950m2 block and surrounded in Sub tropical gardens with a Green house.

Waterfront Port Geographe - Western Australia

Waterfront Port Geographe - Western Australia

Waterfront Port Geographe - Western Australia

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

Waterfront Port Geographe - Western Australia

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at

Waterfront Port Geographe - Western Australia

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolute waterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address of unrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views of the bay from Cape Naturaliste to Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minute walk will have you enjoying lunch at The Deck Bar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in the water without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000

The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

Introducing Waterfront Port Geographe, an exclusive private estate in the heart of Geographe Bay offering 15 north facing absolutewaterfront sites as well 11 prime internal lots. An address ofunrivalled beauty, offering lots ranging in size from a 210m2 cottage lot to a whopping 1075m2 lot with 45m water frontage providing panoramic views ofthe bay from CapeNaturalisteto Wonnerup Beach. An easy 5-minutewalk will have you enjoying lunch at The DeckBar & Bistro overlooking the marina, while boaties will delight with the marina & the public boat ramp being only 250m away means getting the boat in thewater without fuss. Busselton CBD & shopping precinct is still only a 10km drive away, while a 15 minute drive will have you boarding a flight to Melbourne from the BusseltonMargaret River Airport with future expansion set to service Sydney & potentially Singapore or Hong Kong within five years.

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000 •08 www.jhyrealty.com.au

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Lee York +61 438 867 737

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5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

Lee York +61 438 867 737

Lee York +61 438 867 737

Lee York +61 438 867 737 lee@jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281 info@jhyrealty.com.au •08 9759 1300 • www.jhyrealty.com.au

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5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

lee@jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281 info@jhyrealty.com.au •08 9759 1300 • www.jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

lee@jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281 info@jhyrealty.com.au •08 9759 1300 • www.jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281 info@jhyrealty.com.au •08 9759 1300 • www.jhyrealty.com.au

info@jhyrealty.com.au

Lee York +61 438 867 737 lee@jhyrealty.com.au

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281

•08 9759 1300 • www.jhyrealty.com.au

FROM AUD$225,000 - AUD$825,000 5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA, 6281

5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough WA 6281 www.jhyrealty.com.au

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Beach

Beach

ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY

14 EEDLE TCE, BRIDGETOWN

Western Australia 6255

The draw of one of the prettiest country towns in the state, combined with a house on a unique site on the glorious Blackwood River, is tempting enough.

But the vision of the timber building that opens up after a short drive along the riverbank is something else.

The rustic home fits into the hillside as if was made for the space among the trees, but it began life as the homestead of an orchard at Newlands, just out of Donnybrook.

The owners transported it to its present site, and with skilled tradespeople set about transforming it with the comforts of modern living while enhancing its rustic charm.

PRICE: AUD$1,500,000

This handcrafted masterpiece offers a rich heritage in every room. As well as being wheelchair friendly.

High ceilings, an extensive use of jarrah including in the grand staircase, french doors with blacksmith made fittings and a rustic open fireplace with a refurbished Metter Wood Stove are on the long list of features.

A panoramic bay window overlooking the Blackwood River adds to the appeal of the dining room.

There are two air-conditioned main bedroom suites on the ground floor, with walk-in-dressing rooms.

On the second storey is a sitting room that

would lend itself to many uses – a craft area, a study or a playroom, with two more sizeable bedrooms.

The homestead is on a 1.1881 Ha wooded block with its own kitchen orchard.

There is a wide variety of fruit and nut trees, such as orange, lemon, plum, apple, mandarin, peach, fig, mulberry, olive, pecan and chestnut.Matching in character are

the outbuildings, a two-storey barn plus ancillary accommodation in a charming garden setting, and a large garage and workshop.

This has been a permanent residence for the sellers and is now being offered for genuine sale. Inspection by Appointment only.

To view property please check: https://bunbury.century21.com.au/property/residential/buy/wa/6255/bridgetown/550747

CONTACT

Mobile: +61.407.472.082

E: ziggy@c21advance.com.au

FIVE STAR LIVING AT THE SILOS

PRICE: AUD$1,950,000

The number one place in apartment living is always the Silo complex and now is your opportunity to purchase the very top southern end Penthouse! What can I say but outstanding, the highest apartment building in Bunbury with almost 360-degree views of the ocean, estuary, city and the hills. And What a home, it’s better than any picture can show and as an added bonus all the furniture will stay with the apartment! This apartment was custom built from day one and you can tell from the travertine tiles, custom built study wall, timber floors even the floor mat in the living room is custom made. Each bedroom has it’s very own balcony facing east, perfect for waking up every day with your morning coffee and watch the dolphins in the water and the boats sail by.

To view property please check: https://www.century21.com.au/property/residential/buy/wa/6230/bunbury/512040

+61.400.676,791 Office: +61.8.9721.7733 E: paul@c21advance.com.au

https://bunbury.century21.com.au

DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE HEART OF BUNBURY

PRICE: AUD $6.1 MILLION +GST

This premium piece of real estate, which has been accumulated over time, is considered one of the most prominent and unique development sites in the city of Bunbury. Located just 130 meters from the Bunbury Homemaker Centre and 1.6 kilometres from the Bunbury Post Office, it is situated in one of the busiest areas of the city.

The site boasts a total area of 11,103m2, with dual frontage on Denning Road (74.43m) and Albert Road (80.4m) and is fully serviced along Albert Road. It is level and has excellent visibility from both Denning and Albert Roads and is zoned for “Service Commercial” use under City of Bunbury Local Planning Scheme No. 8. Permitted uses for this zoning classification include bulky goods showroom, commercial vehicle parking, consulting rooms, funeral parlour, garden centre, laundromat, lunch bar, motor vehicle sales, telecommunications infrastructure, trade display, trade supplies, and warehouse/storage.

To view property please check: https://bunbury.century21.com.au/property/commercial/buy/wa/6230/east-bunbury/555978

Discover the coastal beauty of Mangawhai and beyond

The gateway to the stunning natural beauty of the Bay of Islands, Mangawhai sits within a 15-minute drive to breathtaking beaches.

Mangawhai, also known as Mangawhai Heads, is a charming seaside town that is fast becoming a coveted destination for Auckland weekenders and those who covet rural lifestyles in northern New Zealand.

Located on the Twin Coast Discovery Highway, about 80 minutes north of Auckland City, Mangawhai is nestled between the Pacific coast and rolling farmland.

Exploring Mangawhai’s marvels

With activities like golfing, fishing and hiking, residents and visitors can soak up a relaxed Kiwi coastal and country lifestyle in this vast outdoor playground.

Golfers are spoilt for choice with Mangawhai’s outstanding golf courses. Imagine golfing against an unbeatable ocean view with rugged mountains in the far distance, in a remote corner of the known world.

Experience a true golf oasis at the Tara Iti Golf Club, New Zealand’s most exclusive private golf resort. Opened in 2015, the property on Te Arai Beach—one of New Zealand’s prime surfing spots—lands at No. 6 on Golf Digest’s ranking of the World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses. Alongside, Te Arai Links includes both the South Course designed by legendary golf architects Coore and Crenshaw, and the Tom Doak-designed North Course due to open late 2023. While Tara Iti remains a lesser-known secret for now, we expect more golfers making their way there in the future.

Nearby, the Mangawhai Golf Club—recently ranked seventh place in New Zealand—offers a challenging 18-hole Par 72 championship golf course set on a magnificent sandbased natural parkland.

If golf isn’t your thing, charter boats are available to take you fishing at sought after fishing spots including Hen & Chicken Islands and Sail Rock. If you’re after a bit more of a voyage, the glorious Mokohinau Islands is a fishing paradise thriving with large marlin, kingfish, tuna, snappers, and more. Popular fishing charters include Offshore Adventures and Fishmeister, and you can expect to see clear blue seas, pristine white beaches and dolphins along the way.

Beyond water-based activities, Mangawhai offers many lovely walking and hiking trails including the Mangawhai Cliff Top walk, the Tanekaha Falls track and the Waipu Coastal Trail.

Described as one of the best coastal walks in New Zealand, the Mangawhai Cliff Top walk brings remarkable views up and down the coast and to off-shore islands, and the chance to spot passing whales and schools of sharks.

When you’ve had enough of exploring, food and wine lovers can sample the fine wines at boutique vineyards, visit the famous Bennett’s chocolate workshop for hand crafted chocolates or browse the bustling farmer’s market packed with fresh produce.

Ancient forest walks and birdwatching galore

Venture to the outskirts of Mangawhai to the Ancient Kauri Trail, the route across the Brynderwyn Hills. Start at Maungaturoto and wind your way up the untamed west coast to encounter ruggedly beautiful west coast beaches. The trail is also famed for the Trounson Kauri Park and Waipoua Forest, where you can meander along forest boardwalks while soaking up the presence of ancient giant kauri trees. It is famously home to the largest kauri tree in New Zealand—a 2000-year-old majestic specimen known as Tāne Mahuta, The Lord of the Forest.

A short one-hour drive away from Mangawhai is Kaipara Harbour, the largest harbour in the Southern Hemisphere. Birdwatchers can glimpse migratory and local wading birds like godwits, fairy terns, dotterels, and oystercatchers, which thrive in the diverse ecosystem of coastal mudflats, freshwater swamp, reed beds, scrubland, mangrove forest, and sea grass.

It’s no wonder that picturesque Mangawhai has earned a place in our list as an idyllic getaway escape.

Kaipara Harbour

Historic Pouto Lighthouse, Kaipara Head, Northland

Exclusive Tara Iti Golf Course Te Arai, Mangawhai, Northland

Top Location Dairy Farm

298 Waiteitei Road, Tomarata, North Auckland, New Zealand

This dairy unit enjoys a great location in one of North Auckland’s most productive farming areas in Tomarata; it’s also in a very desirable lifestyle location just over an hour’s drive to Auckland. East Coast beaches, including Te Arai and Mangawhai Heads and international golf courses such as Tara Iti and Te Arai Links, are also nearby. Over the past three years, production has averaged just under 80,000kgMS. The dairy platform features approximately 30ha of flat contour, with the balance being easy rolling to medium predominately kikuyu- free pastures and centrally raced to 42 paddocks. This season, cows are also being milked off the

neighbouring lease block of 25 hectares. This attractive farm enjoys lovely rural views, with stands of native bush and three dams. It has a 16ASHB cow shed, implement shed, stables with a horse arena, two hay barns and workers accommodation. The farm is served by a water bore and benefits from a long road frontage on the main road leading into Mangawhai. Dairy Herd (200-220 cows) also available and leaseback an option.

Little Italy In New Zealand

458A King Road, Mangawhai, Kaipara

3+328860sqm

Price: By Negotiation

Be prepared to fall in love with this superior lifestyle property nestled in the hills above the resort town of Mangawhai and the Pacific Ocean. Set on 8860sqm of beautifully landscaped grounds with a pond and an alfresco dining area complete with a Taverna style building, this property is one of the finest in the area. The cedar 272sqm home was built in 2018 to a very high standard with an entertainers kitchen, huge butler’s pantry and two living areas, all opening out onto the impressive swimming pool complex. The master suite opens out to a private spa complex.

The home has a double internal garage, wood storage and laundry complex, with great outbuildings including an 80sqm shed with a bathroom, plus an extra high stud shed for a motorhome or a boat. Your biggest problem will be getting your friends and family to leave, however they have been catered for with a separate two bedroom guest suite called The Olive Room which is listed on Airbnb. Little Italy, set among olive trees and close to wineries, world class golf courses and east coast beaches, is the lifestyle property you deserve.

78-hectare (approx)

Price: Land and Buildings NZ$3 million + GST If any

Experience the breadth of adventure in Mapua and the Nelson Tasman region

beginning in making the most of Mapua and the wider Ruby Bay area.

Rent a bike for the day and head up to Tasman’s Great Taste Trail, a gorgeous 200-kilometre loop trail that takes in Nelson, Wakefield, Motueka, Kaiteriteri and Mapua.

You’ll cycle past quaint country lanes, orchards and vineyards, sparkling coastlines, rivers and hill valleys, with plenty of chances to stop and refuel with Nelson Tasman’s delicious food and drink offerings from local artisan producers. Think of excellent coffee, fish and chip stores, and real-fruit ice-cream.

From the Mapua Wharf, the Mapua Ferry whisks you over to Rabbit Island. Spend the day exploring its network of mountain-biking trails, taking in the sights of white sandy beaches, plantation forests and open farmland.

traverses some of New Zealand’s most diverse and rugged landscapes, with sections taking hikers through alpine meadows, rolling valleys, rocky riverbeds, palm-fringed coastline and lush nikau forests.

If you still haven’t had enough thrills, traipse down to the Murchison district, where the four great rivers make it one of the best trout fishing, white-water kayaking and rafting spots in the country.

An artist’s dream

Situated in New Zealand’s geographical centre, Nelson Tasman enjoys a mild and sunny climate. Surrounded by lush fertile plains that were once the cornerstone of New Zealand’s apple growing production, Mapua is named after the Māori word for abundance.

Explore Mapua’s delights

The central feature is Mapua Wharf, populated with a bustling cluster of wine bars, restaurants, craft breweries, galleries, boutique stores and cafes. Businesses like Apple Shed Kitchen and Bar pay tribute to Mapua’s history as a thriving apple port, offering unrivalled views across the Waimea Inlet.

Wander around and soak up the relaxed arty vibe in the pedestrian precinct, notably at the weekly Mapua Village Market, which brings together an eclectic collection of local crafts, food and artists from the Nelson Tasman area.

While the wharf is a hot spot for outdoor activities— fishing, boating, swimming and cycling—that’s just the

Chase adventure in the greater Nelson Tasman region

Beyond Mapua, Nelson Tasman is home to a combination of dramatic alpine and coastal landscapes, including three beautiful national parks and the great sandy wilderness of Farewell Spit.

Venture to the Abel Tasman National Park, where glorious golden sand beaches meet sparkling turquoise water in small bays and sculptured granite cliffs. You can choose to explore the park from land, on the water, or in the air.

To the south, experienced hikers can seek Nelson Lakes National Park, with its rugged peaks, forests and alpine lakes. Travellers must trek for almost a week to glimpse the ethereal Lake Rotomairewhenua (also known as the Blue Lake), which holds the title of the clearest lake in the world.

In the northwest corner, Kahurangi National Park is the second largest national park in the country and home to many Great Spotted kiwis. Embark on the Heaphy Track—one of New Zealand’s Great Walks. The 82km walk

email: simone@nelsonrealestate.co.nz

To view Mapua and Nelson Tasman region properties please visit https://www.nelsonrealestate.co.nz

Nelson is famous for its vibrant creative community of working artists, drawing the likes of painters, sculptors, potters, ceramic, glass and woodworkers, and indigenous artists. This creative spirit also extends to the many fine local producers, from wine to craft beers, seafood, and artisan food products. The region is famous for delectable seafood (Tasman Bay Scallops and Golden Bay Clams), boutique vineyards producing outstanding aromatics (pinot gris, riesling, gewürztraminer), hops for craft brews, berries and pip fruits that inspire ciders.

With its sweeping breadth of experiences, Mapua and Nelson Tasman offer something for everyone.

purchasing luxury real estate in the Mapua Nelson Tasman region of New Zealand whether it be a luxury home, country estate, waterfront property, farm, vineyard, orchard, and more, or if your looking for something particular please contact Simone Henbrey

Featuring sublime coastal scenery, Mapua is an underrated and charming seaside port in the Nelson Tasman region that is full of surprises.

Rabbit Island, Mapua

View from Mapua Wharf

Aerial view of Mapua and the Waimea Estuary

Dining at Jellyfish Restaurant and Bar on Mapua Wharf

Mapua Wharf

This spectacular property is truly unique with unrivalled potential to become a 5-star boutique hospitality destination or a World Class private family compound. Just 25 minutes from Nelson airport, Mapua is situated in one of the sunniest and most sought after locations in the country. Surrounded by golden beaches and adjacent a large water estuary, it affords immediate access to some of the country’s best fishing, wineries, restaurants, golf courses, and trekking including the World Famous Abel Tasman and Kahurangi National Parks.

Among one of the safest and most attractive holiday destinations in the world, Mapua is a compelling opportunity for a visionary developer / investor, or a wealthy family to establish a legacy property offering both privacy and an abundance of recreational adventures.

Contact Simone Henbrey for further details. Deadline Sale Friday 5th May 2023.

VISIT:

http://www.nelsonrealestate.co.nz/mapuacoastalopportunity/

Land of Contrasts

Covering a sizeable chunk of New Zealand’s eastern South Island, the Mid-Canterbury area encompasses a broad tapestry that ranges from snow-capped mountains, pristine alpine lakes, rolling green pastures and high country wilderness.

Mid-Canterbury—one of four sub-regions in the province—counts among New Zealand’s richest agricultural and pastoral regions, offering diverse activities served up with friendly country hospitality.

There are endless opportunities to explore the breathtaking great outdoors. Walk, hike and mountain bike the many bush and backcountry trails; fish, jet boat and raft the rivers, or absorb the magnificent landscapes from above on a scenic plane, helicopter or balloon flight—and all within an hour’s drive from Christchurch International Airport.

Methven, snow sports hub

The formidable Mount Hutt takes centre stage, providing an unbeatable big mountain experience for skiers and snowboarders.

With an altitude of 2,086m and a skiable area of 365 hectares, the Mount Hutt Ski Area is one of New Zealand’s largest ski areas. It has some of the best natural snow around, and one of the longest vertical drops in the South Island. On a fine day, you can see right across the Canterbury Plains to the Pacific Ocean.

Winter sports aficionados can opt for a stay at chic village Methven. Accommodation options range from backpackers to lodges, on top of an excellent choice of eateries and bars. Soothe your aches by booking a session at the Opuke Thermal Pools & Spa, and unwind at its star-lit caves and relaxation pools.

Spectacular sights at Rakaia Gorge

The little country town of Rakaia is the proud gateway to the spectacular Rakaia Gorge.

Embark on the Rakaia Gorge Walkway, a leisurely 10km journey that takes one through a peaceful forest trail and overlooking river-carved terraces.

Adrenaline junkies might prefer a jet-boating adventure

down the salmon-rich Rakaia River, one of Canterbury’s seven iconic braided rivers. You’ll never feel more alive as the boat navigates narrow twists and turns, through roaring torrents flanked by rocky cliffs.

Golfer’s dream destination

Mid-Canterbury is a golfer’s dream destination, home to six golf courses within a relatively small area. Fable Terrace Downs Resort, recognised as one of New Zealand’s leading golf courses, is built on terraces high above the Rakaia River and offers a dramatic setting for golfers. The 18-hole, par 72 championship course features four tee positions to cater for players of all abilities.

Endless outdoor adventures

From Canterbury, there’s easy access to Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, a rugged land of ice and rock which encompasses 23 peaks over 3000 metres high. It’s the purest

alpine experience with sky-scraping peaks, glaciers and permanent snow fields, all set under a star-studded sky.

It’s where you can find mighty Mount Cook, the tallest mountain in New Zealand, which was the prime training ground for New Zealand native Sir Edmund Hillary in his conquest of Everest. Besides mountaineering expeditions and mountain walks, adventurers can get incredible views of the Tasman glacier.

The Hakatere Conservation Park is equally picturesque, covering nearly 60,000 hectares of rugged mountain country, tussocklands, beech forest and sparkling clear rivers and lakes between two rivers the Rakaia and Rangitata. Fantasy geeks would know Mount Sunday for being the film site in The Lord of the Rings.

Discover the dark sky reserve at Lake Tekapo, one of the world’s best places for stargazing. Besides being popular during the summer months, the photogenic lake is also renowned for its shores and riverbanks of bright purple and pink lupins in full bloom.

This is a big country, and it’s nothing short of epic.

Play golf at the Mid-Canterbury Terrace Downs Rakaia Resort

(clockwise from left) Hot air balloon overlooking Canterbury, Salmon statue in Rakaia township, Methven Blue Pub and Mount Hutt Ski Area

so close,yet a world away.

Freehold Land & House Packages, Tui Estate, Rakaia Gorge, Canterbury, New Zealand.

TUI ESTATE LOCATION

Tui Estate is situated on Coleridge Road in the Canterbury region of New Zealand’s South Island. Nestled in the foothills of the magnificent Southern Alps of New Zealand, it’s just 1 hour away from the International Airport and city of Christchurch.

A city of over 400,000, Christchurch is the major city in the South Island and is renowned for its English heritage, wonderful gardens and the Avon River. This beautiful city is home to internationally recognised universities, schools and beaches.

The Rakaia River filled with salmon and trout is created from pure, clear water aquifers and mountain streams. It starts its life in a beautiful valley surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Southern Alps. This country accommodates some of the most recognised farms in New Zealand.

The dense glacial colour of Lake Coleridge is home to land locked salmon and offers a stunning vista of the surrounding mountains.

This is considered a unique part of natural New Zealand.

The area is renowned for its outdoor activities - golf, jet boating, fishing, mountain biking, skiing, horse trekking and hiking. The colours are vibrant... The air exhilarating...

A slice of paradise uniquely configured to maximise the benefits of the Tui Estate vision as an exclusive gated community. All the regulatory requirements for overseas investors are in place ensuring a trouble free transition to your new life or holiday excape down under.

Singaporean and Australian citizens are free to purchase property in New Zealand. A favourable exchange rate and tax advantages such as no capital gains tax, no stamp duty, no inheritance tax, no land tax and no financial transfer tax are major benefits.

CONTACT DETAILS:

For further information contact the owners representative who resides on Tui Estate BARRY HOPKINSON 64 27 480 7600 barry@tuiestate.co.nz www.tuiestate.co.nz for activities in the area www.lakecoleridge.co.nz - www.horsetreklakecoleridge.co.nz

PROPERTIES OFFERED (see map on our website)

LOT 8: A 313sqm luxury 4 bed, 4 bath home capturing all day sun with panoramic rural and mountain views. See www.tuiestate/#theoffer - Tui Estate Home

A limited release of 4 fully serviced private freehold lots of no less than 1 hectare with designated building platforms. See www.tuiestate

LOT 6: Private serviced freehold lot with a completed design for a 314sqm 4 bedroom home. See www.tuiestate/#theoffer - Building Site

CHRISTCHURCH

New Zealand Luxury Island Sections

Nestled in the tranquil waters of the Manukau Harbour, lying just off the coast of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, Pararēkau Island is a truly exceptional location.

An Exclusive

Neighbourhood

Pass by the secure gates and journey through 16 hectares of nature reserve to arrive at Pararēkau Island, an exclusive island neighborhood.

As you stand on the island, feeling the gentle ocean breeze, it’s difficult to imagine that you’re only a three-minute drive away from the motorway and just 25 kilometers from Auckland’s international airport.

The sections, ranging from 504m2 to 1,423m2 are equipped with fibre internet, power, water, and sewer connections. Sections available now.