About the property
Spacious riverside lifestyle sections from 3,000 sqm in Kerikeri, surrounded by native bush and world-class recreation
Why buy
70-Year Developer Track Record
Developed by The Neil Group, one of New Zealand's longest-established property companies (est. 1950s), with over 15,000 homes built. Backed by Oregon Group. Previous projects include the Corinthian Office Park, major Albany commercial developments, and retirement villages across the North Island.
Generous Lifestyle Sections in the Bay of Islands
115 lots from 3,000 to over 6,000 sq m across Stages 3-5, with larger 8,000+ sq m lots in earlier stages. Set on volcanic soils ideal for horticulture in Kerikeri, known as the "Fruit Bowl of the North" for its citrus, avocado, macadamia, and kiwifruit heritage.
Protected Native Reserves & Kiwi Habitat
Reserves vested in Far North District Council with protected wetlands, walking tracks, and native bush. A high-density Northland brown kiwi zone, the development enforces strict pet-free covenants (no cats, dogs, or mustelids) to safeguard indigenous wildlife.
World-Class Recreation on Your Doorstep
Kauri Cliffs Golf, ranked #37 in the world by Golf Digest, is a 30-minute drive. Doves Bay Marina offers 193 berths with full facilities. Rainbow Falls (27m plunge waterfall), the Twin Coast Cycle Trail (87km), and year-round Bay of Islands fishing are all nearby.
Minutes from Kerikeri & Auckland by Air
Eight minutes to Kerikeri township, New Zealand's "Cradle of the Nation" with boutique dining, weekend farmers markets, and the Stone Store (NZ's oldest stone building). Bay of Islands Airport has 4 daily Air New Zealand flights to Auckland (50 minutes, from $92 return).
Quality Infrastructure with Design Covenants
All sections include power, phone, and quality road infrastructure. Strict design covenants govern height, colour, cladding, and materials to maintain rural character and protect long-term property values. The showcase home by Arcline Architecture (471 sq m) sets the design standard.
The address
- World-renowned maritime destination, fishing, sailing, and island hopping
- 18-hectare conservation reserve with 1.5 km bush and wetland walking track
- Boutique shops, cafes, farmers markets, and artisan studios
- Kerikeri Inlet swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing
Nearby transport, places and schools are as recorded by the seller. Confirm distances and school admissions independently before advising.
