Introducing the exclusive opportunity to own a stunning north-facing property at 39 Fitzpatrick Road, offering unparalleled views of Coronet Peak. This 2.5-acre (more or less) parcel provides total privacy and an abundance of sunshine, making it a prime location for your dream home.
The property is beautifully undulating and dotted with mature trees, creating a picturesque landscape. Located in a prestigious blue-chip address, it offers the freedom of no restrictive covenants, allowing you to bring your vision to life without onerous constraints. The designated 1,000 sq m building platform comes with a 6.5m height restriction, permitting a two-storey residence that can maximise the breathtaking mountain vistas.
With ample space to create a paddock, pool or tennis court, this property invites you to create an exceptional lifestyle, tailored to your vision. Whether you envisage a luxurious country residence, a vibrant multi-generational family home, or an architectural masterpiece, 39 Fitzpatrick Road offers the perfect canvas to create something truly spectacular.
Adding further appeal, the property is eligible for Overseas Investment Office approval for purchasers who can demonstrate a concept plan for a substantial new home, where the combined value of the land and completed residence exceeds $5M NZ.
Purchasers from Australia and Singapore may acquire the section by right, subject to the normal legislative requirements.
Seize this rare opportunity to build in one of the region's most sought-after locations, where privacy, beauty and potential come together seamlessly. Come and discover why this is more than simply a place to build - it is an opportunity to create a legacy property for generations to come.
Important: This property may be marketed as suitable for overseas purchasers. However, this does not constitute confirmation of eligibility, approval, or suitability for any individual buyer. All overseas purchasers remain subject to New Zealand’s overseas investment laws, including the Overseas Investment Act 2005, and may require consent from the Overseas Investment Office. You must obtain your own independent legal, financial, and technical advice and secure any necessary approvals before proceeding with a purchase.