Kawarau Heights is a freehold residential estate in the Lake Hayes corridor, sitting between Queenstown and Arrowtown. Around 100 residences in total. A small number are completed and ready to move into now. Others are available to secure prior to completion, with clear plans, specifications, and a straightforward contract process.
You own your land outright. There's no residents' society and no ongoing levies. A Design Review Board and registered covenants protect the architectural standard across the estate, so the quality around you is maintained without a management structure sitting on top of it. What you buy is what you keep.
The homes here are built for where they actually are. Not built to look warm, built to be warm. The insulation is serious. The glazing is engineered for alpine conditions. The heating systems run quietly in the background. On a cold Queenstown morning, you notice it immediately. The house has already done its job before you've made coffee.
Layouts are designed around how people actually live here. Strong indoor-outdoor connection, generous light, and the kind of flow that makes daily life feel easy rather than managed. Lock up and leave with confidence. Come back and settle in without a list of things to deal with.
Kawarau Park sits at the estate entrance with a restaurant and bar, medical centre, Southern Cross Hospital, dentist, pilates studio, and a minimart. Amisfield is five minutes. Arrowtown village, Ayrburn, and Millbrook are all within fifteen minutes. Queenstown CBD and the airport are around fifteen minutes. The Queenstown Trail network connects directly from the estate, with more than 130km of cycling and walking tracks from your door. Coronet Peak is approximately 27 minutes for winter. The Remarkables approximately 38 minutes.
This is a portfolio listing. Availability and pricing vary by residence. Get in touch and I'll guide you to the best fit based on what matters most to you. Viewings and walkthroughs run from 71 Kawarau Heights Boulevard. Private appointments are available if you'd prefer.
