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Te Awanga Terraces has been carefully designed by Greenstone Land Developments with 44 fantastic elevated sites; all titles have been issued with 17 sections sold and 27 sections still available. The remaining sections range in size from 620 sq m to 1,003 sq m and in price from $550,000 to $861,000. This blend of dimensions and aspects creates bespoke appeal and offers a range of options to suit the purchaser, with sensible covenants in place to protect your investment. Flexible builder's terms available.
Capturing the essence of beachside living and within close proximity to the vast recreational offerings of Te Awanga and surrounds, this development offers a lifestyle like no other.
The terraced platforms have been thoughtfully considered and designed. There is a viewing platform available on site to provide perspective of your view and surroundings. Substantial stormwater hydrology modelling was completed with land raised well above the surrounding Te Awanga settlement. It will be one of the first large scale developments that is solar and battery powered and on grid in Hawke's Bay and has offsite council owned sewerage treatment solutions. Visit www.teawangaterraces.co.nz for FAQs and more.
Located on the development are reserve areas as well as an all-weather tennis court, basketball half court and all-weather cricket wicket and practice net for the enjoyment of all. Set amongst vineyards and with elevation and outlook to the ocean the appeal will certainly be broad for this boutique offering.
Local wineries Elephant Hill, Te Awanga Estate and Clearview are close by as are the limestone bike paths, surfing and fishing opportunities. Play golf at the world-renowned Cape Kidnappers course, visit the gannet colony or claybird shoot at Outfoxed - there are simply so many local recreational opportunities nearby.
Agent on site first Saturday of each month between 11-12pm.
An easy commute to Hastings, Havelock North and Napier, Te Awanga is one of the most desirable seaside areas of Hawke's Bay.
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