Weekend Herald

‘Once in a lifetime’ offer on spectacula­r Lake Ha¯wea

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A substantia­l north-facing landholdin­g on the shores of Lake Ha¯wea, which offers unrivalled mountain views as well as privacy and accessibil­ity, presents buyers with a once-in-a-lifetime purchasing opportunit­y.

Lot 1 Lake Ha¯wea spans approximat­ely 5.5ha, benefits from a rare Rural Residentia­l zoning and provides a consented 1000sq m building platform that includes an 8m height restrictio­n, allowing substantia­l flexibilit­y for any future developmen­ts.

Lake Ha¯wea is the freshwater jewel in the crown of Queenstown Lakes District, which encompasse­s Queenstown, Wa¯naka, Ha¯wea and Arrowtown. The wider area is globally renowned for its recreation­al pursuits, cuisine, wineries, and unparallel­ed natural landscapes.

The property is less than 20 minutes from Wa¯naka and approximat­ely 75 minutes from Queenstown. It is currently used for grazing by the adjacent high country station.

Colliers sales consultant­s Craig Myles and Roger Ellis are marketing the site for sale via deadline private treaty closing at 4pm, Friday, November 17, unless sold prior.

With the unique zoning in place there is scope for the new owner to create a stunning lifestyle property befitting the splendour of this idyllic location. Myles says Lake Ha¯wea is one of the most visually appealing spots in New Zealand that showcases ever-changing views unlike anywhere else across the country.

“This is one of the most impressive landholdin­gs we have presented to the market, and it will certainly generate strong interest among prospectiv­e buyers given the combinatio­n of its sought-after location and favourable zoning,” Myles says.

“It is hard to overstate how rare it is to find an opportunit­y such as this one on the shores of Lake Ha¯wea and it is not hyperbole to suggest this is potentiall­y a oncein-a-lifetime listing. The new owner will have the chance to create a special developmen­t that will be private and exclusive yet only 10 minutes from the local village.”

House price growth in the Queenstown Lakes District continues to grow rapidly, indicating how valuable this landholdin­g will be on the open market. Data from Infometric­s notes annual house price growth in the area rose 1.9 per cent in the year to June 2023, while prices dropped across the country.

Myles says the new owners will no doubt choose to develop the site to take full advantage of the surroundin­g area and abundance of space for outdoor activities.

“The renowned Gladstone cycleway and walking track runs along the shores of Lake Ha¯wea, providing a perfect location for a walk or bike ride, while taking in the mountain views. Wa¯naka is readily accessible and boasts world-class restaurant­s, retail and hospitalit­y options that complement a vibrant set of shops that have something for everyone.”

 ?? ?? The north-facing land on Lake Ha¯wea waterfront.
The north-facing land on Lake Ha¯wea waterfront.

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