exclusive november 2012

ExclusiveNOVEMBER 2012

THE EDINBURGH REALTY MAGAZINE

A tinch of delight Helen Riley-Duddin’s hand-made success

IgtimiThe Dunedin company assisting the sailing elite

Handle with careTake a look around the Broad Bay China shop

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Welcome to the November issue of Exclusive.

We have experienced a significant shift in the Dunedin market with a large number of new residential homes entering the market in the last few weeks. Despite the influx of new properties, we are still seeing an abundance of buyers at our open homes. If you are looking sell your home in Dunedin, the current market conditions are ripe.

In this month’s issue we have the wonderful wallscapes from tinch design studio, Igtimi showcasing their high performance technology, we take a look around the Broad Bay China shop and try an asparagus, ricotta and lemon tart by The Inspired Pantry.

We are about to start our Wednesday evening open homes again, which you can find in the ODT every Wednesday for the Summer. The next edition of Exclusive is for December and January, which means if you list your property with us by November 20th your property can feature in Exclusive for two months, providing maximum exposure. That is, of course, if we don’t sell it first.

Kind regards,Mark MillerGeneral Manager

www.edinburghrealty.co.nz

Welcome

Inside

The tinch range of magnetic and restickable wallscapes will make you squeal with delight.

Cover image courtesy of Open2View

Exclusive magazine designed and edited by: Sam Moodie

Edinburgh Realty Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

The lovely ladies of The Inspired Pantry make us an asparagus, ricotta and lemon tart.

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Local business Igtimi showcase their technology assisting the sailing elite.

DUNEDIN

578 George Street

PO Box 5772, Dunedin 9058

T (03) 474 0444

F (03) 477 3208

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MOSGIEL

123B Gordon Road

PO Box 69, Mosgiel 9053

T (03) 489 5444

F (03) 489 2022

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EAST OTAGO

47 Beach Street, Waikouaiti

T (03) 465 7124

M 021 212 7842

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News and events 2

Tinch design studio 4

Igtimi 6

Broad Bay China 8

Cuisine 9

Dunedin 10

University Investment 30

Lifestyle & Rural 37

Mosgiel 44

South Otago 46

East Otago 47

Our Team 49

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Unusual anglesFinding unusual angles on destination places in the city is what Dunedin Light photographer Derek Morrison thrives on. So when he visited

St Clair’s esplanade one morning just after sunrise and discovered a super low tide he was quick to create some magic. This image was made using a wide-angle 16mm lens with the camera mounted on a tripod in the wet sand. The wet sand created a beautiful reflection of the esplanade and the stairs leading up to it added an extra element of symmetry. “As usual there was quite good surf on this morning and every now and then the waves spilled across the bank where I was standing so I had to have eyes in the back of my head,” laughed Derek.

To check out more of Derek’s weekly photography visit www.dunedinlight.com and keep an eye out for his first book: Dunedin Light Seasons, due out now.

Calendar Girls go all outA group of extraordinary women, members of a very ordinary Yorkshire Women’s Institute, have plans to

raise funds for charity: a calendar. They go “all out” in their fundraising efforts and expose more than they’d ever planned. The news of the women’s charitable venture spreads like wildfire, and hordes of press soon descend on the village of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. The calendar is a success, but friendships are put to the test under the strain of new-found fame.

Fortune Theatre, 10 November – 8 December, (03) 477 8323 or www.fortunetheatre.co.nz for tickets


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As seen on 7 Days, Australia’s Most Wanted comedian Chopper is fizzing at the bumhole to be back in NZ for his biggest tour to date, and this time, he’s brought a big pad of paper with your name on it.

Some people have a shopping list. Some have a To-Do list. Chopper has a Shitlist. It’s like Santa’s naughty and nice list; but with more sack, and no one is getting toys. Restaurant serves your dinner cold. Put it on the Shitlist. The word ‘chillax’. Shitlist. Friend stabbed you. Shitlist. Just saw a romantic comedy you didn’t like... well maybe put yourself on the shitlist for that one, what did you expect? From the Ten Commandments to the Top 40 charts, history is littered with lists, but nobody’s done a list like Chopper because sometimes when you get angry, you have to get organised. Think of it as like a bucket list, well it rhymes with ‘bucket’ anyway. Everybody has a shitlist. What’s on yours?

As Chopper tours the country, every night in every city a new shitlist will be created and posted online. So, put it on your To Do list, just above laughing your ass off. Easily the best list since Schindler’s. Are you a hard bastard?

Regent Theatre, Dunedin, Saturday 17 November 7.30pm See www.ticketdirect.co.nz for tickets and more info

Down-right dirty...Forsyth Barr Stadium are thrilled to be hosting the 2012 International Rodeo

on Saturday 17th November. The event has become an iconic, high energy event. The International Rodeo was born from the need to adequately cater for the large increasing rural attendees to the festival and has quickly become a large attraction hosting 32 cowboys and cowgirls from five countries in what is described as the toughest sport of dirt!

Forsyth Barr Stadium, Saturday 17th November, gates open 6pmAdult Bronze: $49 | Child (Bronze only): $40 | Family (Bronze only, 2 adults & 2 children): $140Adult Silver: $69 | Adult Gold: $89 | VIP: $2500 + GST per table (10 pax)

A new staging of this quintessential ballet is co-produced by Ethan Stiefel and Johan Kobborg, internationally acclaimed principal dancer of the Royal Ballet. Gillian Murphy, RNZB Principal Guest Artist and star of American Ballet Theatre, dances Giselle, one of the most dramatic roles in the classical ballet repertoire.

A love story unfolds against the ghostly backdrop of a Rhineland forest haunted by the fearful presence of the “Wilis” – vengeful spirits of abandoned brides. The beautiful peasant girl, Giselle, falls for Albrecht who conceals his identity to win her. The discovery of her lover’s deception shatters Giselle’s innocence and causes her to die of a broken heart. Albrecht is thrown into the hands of the merciless Wilis, but Giselle can-not bear to watch him die and returns as a ghost to

save him.

Regent Theatre, DunedinSaturday 24 November, 7.30pm Sunday 25 November, 2.30pm

See www.ticketdirect.co.nz for tickets

Disguise, revelation, love and jealousy

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A tinch of happinesstinch | tin CH | -es, -ed, -y, -iness, -ingEtymology: young new zealanderDate: circa 1993

noun1. an intuitive unit of measurement: move it just a tinch; I’ll have a tinch more please

verb1. to make aesthetic adjustments: looks like it needs a tinch-up; could do with some tinching2. an organic method of process: to tinch it; forget the list, we’ll just tinch it

tinch™ was Helen Riley-Duddin’s childhood word for an intuitive measurement, and embodies her creative approach. tinch™ is a tiny inch, a pinch, a hunch. It’s fun, it’s intuitive, it’s idiosyncratic. Helen is a designer, design teacher, mum and wife. Helen’s background is in Communication Design, and Marketing with degrees in both. She has taught in the Design Department at Otago Polytechnic, alongside some freelance commercial graphic design projects.

After purchasing a new home and the birth of their daughter, Helen and her husband were keen to utilise their wall space by designing something halfway between art and play. “Designing two-dimensionally was what I always did, so I wanted to try a graphic approach to residential wall spaces while I was at home with our young daughter” said Helen. “We knew about Resene magnetic paint and were intrigued about the idea of creating wall art that could be easily changed or rearranged, so we painted a test wall and developed some designs.”

“tinch” is the concept unifying the works of designer/maker; Helen Riley-Duddin. Becoming new parents and first home owners, Helen and her husband decided to design something that both they and their daughter could enjoy - something that was halfway between art and play for the walls. Now a full-time business, the tinch range of magnetic and restickable wallscapes are making their way around the globe.

Helen chose to work with materials that she already had hoarded over years of various creative projects, mainly fabrics, and various wallpapers. Starting out creating some illustrations of whimsical scenes, some of Helen’s first designs were various birds, branches, and a tree for them to live in. From this, Helen realised she could develop a range of designs that could work together to form new scenes in a modular way.

“My design process is all about not only creating original illustrations for wall art but selecting and combining colours, textures, and patterns to evoke something - this is actually how most of my time is spent. For us, we found some of the older wallpapers nostalgic but ironically, we’d never want them on the wall as a wall treatment in their original context!” said Helen. Finding that when she took these old, unlikely materials that have lost their original appeal and re-used fragments of them in her designs in contemporary living spaces, they offered a whole new feel. And so the tinch range began.

Helen was able to start selling some of her designs online, after she felt there was a market for this type of dynamic and customisable wall art.

The range began with the magnetic wallscapes. “The idea being that as first home owners, we appreciated a certain reluctance to commit to major wall features that couldn’t necessarily be easily changed or updated, after taking 3 coats of oil-based sealant and 4 top-coats of white paint to cover the deep red walls in our daughter’s room!” said Helen. The concept for the wallscapes was

that they were interactive, modular, and non- committal. Customers often comment on this too; that they love they can pick a neutral palette for a room and have their custom-made magnetic wallscapes developed especially for their space, add onto it over time, change the scene as often as they like and even take it with them if they leave.

Many customers choose to paint part of a wall with magnetic paint - when top-coated with the wall colour, the magnetic area becomes disguised and appears to work like magic! Some customers paint bedroom or wardrobe doors, or even boards or canvases to mount on the wall. Resene have even provided tinch a with a discount coupon for their magnetic paint to give their customers - so it’s great to work with them in this way. Helen’s own home has several magnetic walls, and then there’s the studio too! “Our customers are those who appreciate locally-made, original designs. Much of the range is handmade which also appeals. Customers know that because of the materials they’re made from, everything is limited edition, and they know they’ll be owning something unique” said Helen.

Eventually the restickable range was introduced - purely in response to demand. “The world of wall stickers wasn’t something we intended to design for, but customers loved our aesthetic and design process which upcycles materials. The restickable range suits renters as they can be stuck and repeatedly re-stuck to any interior wall surface, and easily removed without leaving any damage or residue.”

Three years on, the range has grown a lot in response to customer demands, and through


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continually developing new designs - often inspired by her daughter’s imagination and interests but also by Helen’s own needs and interests in contemporary home decor solutions. Such a huge response has also gained tinch national and even international attention. “We’ve had some amazing magazine features, including Your Home & Garden, OHBaby!, Resene’s Habitat, Peppermint and Maeve magazine amongst several online blog features and even the homepage of Etsy.com - which is just incredible for a tiny Dunedin business” said Helen.

tinch is now a fulltime business. Helen works in her home-based garden studio which has lots of places for her daughter to potter and play while Mum designs and makes. Everyday orders are sent around New Zealand, and all corners of the globe, which is the beauty of online trading. Wait times vary, but often up to 2-3 weeks for custom orders depending on demand. tinch products are also available at a few design stores and gallery shops around the country which are listed on their website. Some of the tinch current top-sellers and favourite designs include the fridge clocks, alphabet soup & number stew magnets, Fantail sets, Tree Community wallscapes and picture frames, and the Christmas range has just been re-released, which sold out last year!

For now, demand is still growing so rapidly that the next few years should keep Helen busy. Although Helen has dreams for turning her passion for pattern, texture and print into producing her own line of textiles and wallpapers eventually. Everything in the range, even packaging, is designed and produced right here in Dunedin by Helen. She has various methods for producing her work but everything is an original design and concept of Helen’s, and her hands touch every process along the way, with a small team of helpers or local providers, here and there. When you purchase tinch work, you’re supporting an independent designer and her family, for which Helen thanks you. tinch offers free worldwide shipping for orders placed at the online shop on the tinch website. Helen plans to host a Dunedin event to meet locals and showcase the range in the flesh before Christmas. Helen keeps in touch with customers through the tinch Facebook Page and email newsletters so she will share plans that way!

For more info or tinch products:www.tinch.co.nzwww.facebook.com/tinchDesignStudio

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Making wavesThe 2010 America’s Cup in Valencia was viewed by an audience of millions, and it was technology created in Dunedin that helped them understand it. Igtimi (pronounced ig tee mi) produce state of the art tracking systems which have been used at many international events, providing reliable, timely and accurate data used for television graphics and web streaming.

Igtimi makes a comprehensive tracking and recording system used for training and watching world-level competition yachting. The powerfulGPS-based training system enables every move made by the yacht and its sailors to be tracked, recorded, analysed, and remedied by coaches. Capable of processing multiple types of data, including heading, roll pitch,

heart rates, audio, and even wind speed, the units have predominantly been used for yacht and power boat racing. Created by Dunedin entrepreneurs and developers Kylie Robinson and Brent Russell, the Igtimi system offers a complete tracking and data acquisition system solution. “What separates us from the others in the industry is that we provide a unified

solution to both halves of the equation from the hardware systems on the boat to real-time software delivery,” Brent said.

Traditional high end GPS units require a lot of technical know-how to operate. Igtimi’s system uses an automatic data store and customised software to sort the data and


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generate user-friendly information for consumers. The data is stored, processed and delivered through a web portal, providing a range of information. This saves time and provides access to analytics that coaches and training staff have never had before.

Robinson and Russell started the company in 2008 and worked closely with Dunedin’s Animation Research Ltd on the Valencia project. Already in use at High Performance Sport New Zealand with the Olympic sailing team, the potential applications for their system are wide ranging. High Performance Sport New Zealand and Igtimi began their relationship in 2009, with mapping out training issues the Olympic Sailing Squad faced. In high performance sailing, the difference between first and the rest of the fleet is measured in less than 1%. Therefore coaches therefore need every advantage they can get while training their sailors. Currently,

learning comes from opinions of coaches written on pieces of paper during training. The problem is that athletes don’t believe it and can’t visualise what they did wrong. YachtBots “One Button” solution produces real-time, visualisation, so coaches and athletes can really see and immediately learn from their mistakes. Simply put, YachtBot increases the learning trajectory of high performance sailors.

The brain child of former employees of the international award-winning Animation Research Ltd, Igtimi’s YachtBot is revolutionising the way sporting sailors train by offering a mine of real time information. The YachtBot is a real-time GPS tracking system which measures GPS position, audio communication, athletes’ heart rates and wind speed and direction. This information is used by members of the Olympic Squad to see if they are traveling further distances and at higher speeds in each training session.

“It’s all about performance analysis. Analysis and tactics” said Brent. The squad members - or anyone who owns a YachtBot - can compare their performances over a number of days and from this, determine whether they are making progress in their training or of if they need to push themselves further. Igtimi is very heavily focused on the ability to analyse data on training sessions and analyse them afterward is the key to improving performance. “You talk about what you want to do, do it, and then talk about how you did” said Managing Director Kylie Robinson. The YachtBot collects its data via its OEM Platform, which not only has cellular communications but also dedicated UHF and VHF radio as a failsafe to ensure no data is lost in transmission.

The YachtBot’s applications have also been expanded to “tracking golf balls at golf tournaments, water metering in remote farm sites, and collection of meteorological data”. Igtimi also plan to expand this technology’s use into other water sports, such as kayaking, rowing, kite surfing and there is even talk of making a personal, human attachable version of the YachtBot, for collecting data on participants in land-based events. The technology is so easily adaptable that Igtimi’s website encourages consumers to contact the company to discuss if it can be harnessed in a way suited to their needs. Igtimi is also keeping with the times in offering an Android app as well as being able to access collected data from their website.

Igtimi was of four New Zealand technology specialists in the finals of the Vodafone Most Innovative Mobile Technology Award of this year’s Hi-Tech Awards. Kylie was excited the company had been nationally recognised by the hi-tech community. “We’ve worked hard for years at the cutting edge of global technology, so to have others recognise our innovation is very rewarding.” The hi-tech sector represents some of New Zealand’s most innovative and successful high-technology businesses. The New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards celebrates the success of New Zealand producers of goods and services from the software, electronics, telecommunications, creative and other high technology industries.

For more informtion on Igtimi and YachtBot, go to www.igtimi.com

Far left and left images courtesy of Otago Polytechnic and Isabella Harrix.

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Handle with careFormerly a High School History teacher, Sue More has always had a love for old things. The China obsession began with Sue buying an old dinner set many years ago and because it was no longer in production she was always popping in to second hand shops to look for extra bits of it. It occurred to Sue one day that other people must be doing the same thing. “It was just at the time when the internet was starting up so I thought if I picked up bits of dinner sets for other people then I could perhaps sell them on the internet” said Sue. She started collecting up bits and pieces but discovered she didn’t actually enjoy the internet at all, and found sitting in front of the screen all day rather dull.

After their move from Timaru, Sue and her husband made a lot of alterations to their

When Sue More and her husband decided to move from Timaru to Dunedin in 1996, they had to purchase a large storage container... just for Sue’s many, many boxes of China. Now made up of that container, a renovated garage, and two purpose-built rooms, Sue’s Broad Bay China shop is a labyrinth of beautiful treasure.

home in Broad Bay, shifting the garage next door. The storage container Sue’s husband had purchased for their move was added to the garage and those two became converted into the original China shop. The ‘Dinner Set room’ was purpose built later with solid shelving to take the weight of the plates. The latest addition is the haberdashery room, as Sue is the local supplier of buttons, threads, lace and fabrics. Sue’s boxes and boxes of China became the first stock of the shop but she says hardly any of the current stock is original from thirteen years ago, as she has such a high turnover.

In 2000, Sue retired from teaching, with the idea that she would work in their massive, gorgeous garden and pop into the shop whenever someone turned up - however,

it got a bit beyond that. Sue now has four part-time staff now who work one day a week each. Everything is kept in certain places so they can hopefully always find it.

Sue has a large collection of ‘Wish Books’, in which people can list what they are looking for and Sue will keep an eye out, calling if she finds what they want. “Just last week I bought somebody’s personal collection of this Old Country Rose, so at the moment I have a huge stock of that. People have already been rung, I’ve got somebody com-ing down this afternoon to have look at it, she’s a collector” said Sue.

Phone (03) 478 00673 Waikana Street, Broad Baywww.broadbaychina.co.nz


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Ingredients

1 x quantity of store-bought short savoury pastry (or home-made if you’re feeling up to it!)

250g ricotta

4 eggs

Zest of a whole lemon

60ml cream

1 clove of garlic

½ teaspoon fresh thyme, chopped

Pinch salt and cracked pepper

1 bunch of asparagus

The Inspired Pantry is a Dunedin based catering company with a point of difference … We make all our food fresh in the kitchen, with our hands and a pinch of love.

The kitchen is run by professional chef Lauren Campbell. Laurens dynamic team consisting of Denise Deans, Hayley Harris and Pippa Dixon, incorporate their passion and creativity to produce delicious approachable food.

The Inspired Pantry strives to create a point of difference by handcrafting all breads, baking and pastries in their A grade kitchen. We believeflavoursome, flawlessly presented food is an integral part of any successful meeting, function or event.

The Inspired Pantry Caters to groups from 5 to 300 for morning/afternoon teas, lunches, canapés, casual platters and buffets. Visit our website for more information and easy online ordering.

212 Balmacewen Road, Helensburgh | www.theinspiredpantry.co.nz

How to proceedPre-heat oven to 170° and prepare tart tin by spraying liberally with cooking spray.

Line your choice of tart tin with savoury pastry. Spread ricotta over the bottom of pastry.

Mix eggs, lemon zest, cream, garlic, thyme, salt and pepper together. Pour over ricotta.

Trim tough Asparagus ends, then cut to fit tart tin. Carefully lay Asparagus on top of egg and ricotta.

Bake at 170° for approx 30-40 mins or until pastry is golden all over.

Asparagus, Ricotta and Lemon Tartby The Inspired Pantry

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HIGHCLIFF

If you want the finest......then this is it. The ultimate in luxury living, situated above the Otago Harbour, north-facing capturing sun and stunning panoramic views from every room.

The home is just under 500m² and is truly a home for the discerning buyer, consisting of five double bedrooms, master with huge walk-in wardrobe, lavish ensuite and office. All of the other bedrooms are generous with built-in wardrobes, plenty of room for the family and

guests. The kitchen and dining room is an entertainer’s dream featuring every conceivable extra.

The open plan living/family room with dramatic floor-to-ceiling glass showcasing the exquisite views will make your jaw drop. A formal lounge provides further space for entertaining. Under-floor central heating throughout the house.


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5 3 2+OSP

The heated outdoor swimming pool, spa pool and sun-drenched patio make outdoor living a breeze - no need for holidays! Sliding doors lead from the patio to the games room. A large barbecue area with pizza oven sits surrounded by the superbly landscaped section. This package is completed by a double garage and off street parking.

Call now to inspect - you will not be disappointed.

Deadline Sale Closing 4pm Wednesday 5th December 2012 at our office, 578 George Street, Dunedin (unless sold prior)Web iD DO7374

Jim Columb0274 327 486James Columb0274 761 007Amy Collins027 694 6006

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SEA VIEW HEIGHTS 278 Hillhead Road

Stunning seaside havenThis superb sunny home offers relaxed family living with stunning coastal views set on 5 acres of land. The house has been designed to capture the sun, whilst providing protection from the elements. From the electric gates, up the concrete driveway and landscaped grounds to the sheltered and private entrance way, no expense has been spared.

The large dining and living area is heated by a state-of-the-art Escea gas fire. A well appointed kitchen is complete with quality fixtures and fittings.

Stacker doors slide open from the living area to the patio and lawn, perfect for entertaining and soaking up the ocean views.

The master bedroom is well positioned with a large ensuite, walk-in wardrobe system and uninterrupted views. The ensuite bathroom houses an impressive shower fitted with multiple shower heads. A further three double bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes, and a beautiful bathroom complete this perfect family home.


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There are plenty of extras at this property including a double garage with internal access, and off street parking. The separate studio provides additional space for guests or storage. Completely secured for animals by electric fencing, and featuring brand new stables, this property ensures all of your interests are well looked after.

Rural living just minutes from town, without leaving the asphalt! This is a truly impressive property.

By negotiationWeb iD DO7355


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KAIKORAI 2 Fife Street

Couples delightImmaculately presented, private two bedroom home with open living areas heated by both fire and heat pump. A lovely new kitchen leads to the sunny dining and living area and opens out to a sheltered courtyard and delightful garden. The home has one double bedroom, one single bedroom and an office/hobbies room. Having installed a new kitchen and bright new bathroom, the property has had wiring and plumbing work completed. The package is finished with a single basement garage and plenty of storage space. The hard work has been done, view this property today to truly appreciate this comfortable cosy home.

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$249,000Web iD DO7359


WESTWOOD 592 Brighton Road

Rural relaxerSoak up the sun in the relaxing atmosphere and lifestyle of coastal Westwood and nearby Brighton beaches in this comfortable three-bedroom property with a rural outlook.Substantially updated, it includes a new bathroom and redecorated bedrooms leading off a glass-sided hallway to the rear. A new open plan kitchen and dining area flows through into a large lounge heated by a log fire. The youngsters are safe with good fencing and enjoy a barbecue on the sunny rear wooden deck and large lawn. The vendors are very motivated so call me now to view.

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Quinton Taylor027 733 9158


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WAVERLEY 31 Murano Street

Executive livingBrand new private three bedroom home on a flat section. Well appointed open living areas and kitchen designed to take in the fantastic views. The kitchen, bathroom and laundry have been fitted with quality fixtures and fittings. Three double bedrooms with BIW, a family bathroom and a second separate toilet. Sliders open from the living area out to landscaped grounds. Double garage with internal access.

3 1 2+OSP

$450,000Web iD DO7347


SHIEL HILL 12 Bone Street

Million dollar viewsHidden away down a private lane sits this very tidy four bedroom family home with amazing views. Large living areas open out to a private deck. A modern kitchen overlooks the private backyard. Heated by both a fire and a heatpump, with a heat transfer system to the master bedroom. Bathroom with spa bath. Single garage with internal access, all set on a large 1927m² section.

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RAVENSBOURNE 37 Kauri Street

Cosy cottage on a ¼ acre sectionThis cute cottage has a wood burner which keeps the open kitchen, living, dining area warm and cosy. Four bedrooms and a large section to fit all the family. The kitchen has been recently updated. This great family home is complete with garaging and off street parking. Call us to inspect today.

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CAVERSHAM 21D Rutherford Street

Tidy townhouseTwo bedroom brick townhouse on the flat with large bathroom including wet floor shower. Open plan kitchen and living area heated by a heatpump. Large master bedroom and a single bedroom both with built in wardrobes. Low maintenance section with shed for storage. Handy location, close to local shops and public transport.

2 1 OSP

$168,000Web iD DO7361


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CAVERSHAM 11A Baker Street

Spacious townhouseStandalone spacious brick townhouse on the flat. The home has a large kitchen dining area with separate lounge and conservatory. Two double sized bedrooms both with built in wardrobes. Fitted with a heatpump and DVS system. Small easy care garden and a carport. Situated on a lovely tree-lined street, close to local shops and public transport.

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$198,000Web iD DO7364


KEW 41 Easther Crescent

Charming character homeThis lovely character villa offers fabulous views over the city and harbour. French doors open from the living room to the large deck which provides good indoor/outdoor flow, perfect for entertaining friends and family. Three large double bedrooms and a new spacious bathroom. Situated in a popular area, close to good schools, shops and public transport.

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$265,000Web iD DO7325


WOODHAUGH 6 Harden Street

Couples retreatBuilt in the 1950s and set on over a ½ acre of gorgeous mature garden with a babbling brook, this private two bedroom home will impress. Cottage kitchen and open dining area, spacious lounge with heatpump and french doors opening out to the large sunny outdoor area. Generous sized master bedroom, second double bedroom, bathroom with bath and separate shower. Double garage and OSP.

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HIGHCLIFF 309 Highcliff Road

Four bedrooms, two bathroomsNeat as a pin and situated in a fantastic location, this great family home has it all! A solid home with a secure sunny flat backyard. Family living is made easy with the open plan kitchen, dining and living areas, heated by a heat pump. The home has been modernised with new carpet throughout and refurbished bathrooms. Double garaging and off street parking.

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$335,000Web iD DO7354



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TAIERI MOUTH Totara Close

Exclusive subdivisionJust 25 minutes from the city and airport, lies this beautiful coastal retreat of Taieri Mouth. Magnificent coastal and river views. Underground services, on the school bus route. Great for a weekend retreat or permanent home. Fantastic recreational fishing both sea and fresh water. These sections are outstanding value - call today.

Lot 1 By negLot 3 $98,500Lot 5 $89,000Lot 6 $89,000Lot 8 $119,000Lot 11 $98,000

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ROSLYN 388 Stuart Street

Huge modern family homeA stone’s throw away from the restaurants, bars and shops in the Roslyn Village, this home is designed for easily family living. New kitchen, great sized dining and family rooms, multi-fuel burner, 2 heat pumps and a large lounge with a cosy open fire. 4-5 bedrooms plus a rumpus room, master bedroom with ensuite. Fantastic indoor/outdoor flow to a private, paved courtyard area. Heaps of OSP.

5 2 OSP

$589,000Web iD DO7158


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BELLEKNOWES 23 Kenmure Road

Popular BelleknowesA new family is required for this spacious early 1900s brick villa in the heart of popular Belleknowes. Four bedrooms, separate lounge, open plan kitchen/dining/living opening through French doors to an entertainer’s brick courtyard. The easy care, child and pet friendly rear yard is on the sunny side of the home, sheltered and well fenced. Asphalt parking and a single garage.

4 2 1+OSP

$469,000Web iD DO7350

Lane Sievwright021 526 366Clayton Sievwright021 191 5555Barclay Sievwright021 351 781

ST CLAIR 149 Bay View Road

Affordable family homeAdd your personal touches to this family villa. Popular location across the road from Kings High School. Four good sized bedrooms (main with new ensuite) additional family bathroom, open plan living with modern kitchen opening to sunny fenced rear yard ideal for kids and pets. Easy stroll to schools, St Clair beach and shops.

4 2 OSP

$249,000Web iD DO7340


WAKARI 25 Strathearn Avenue

Fabulous family homeTidy four double bedroom family home with two bathrooms. Set on two levels, the ground floor hosts family living with the kitchen, dining and living areas, as well as an office/5th bedroom and a bathroom. Upstairs there are four bedrooms and a second bathroom. Heated by both fire and heatpump, sunny lawn section and a single garage.

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THE GLEN 125 Maryhill Terrace

Hello - Good buy!Spacious three bedroom brick bungalow full of character. The modern kitchen flows to an open dining area with French doors out to a private deck. Large living room fitted with an electric fire. The home features three double bedrooms with new carpet. The property is elevated for fantastic views and sun. A single garage provides parking and storage. This is great buying for first home buyers or investors.

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$178,000Web iD DO7311



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DALMORE 17 Falkirk Street

Expansive viewsThis solid 1950s brick bungalow is elevated with views over the City and receives great sun. Comprising three double bedrooms, open plan living with updated kitchen, opening through french doors onto a north facing courtyard. A second living space provides the buyer the choice of a fourth bedroom or expansive living areas.

3 1 1+OSP

$239,000Web iD DO7337


GREEN ISLAND 11 Kaler Street

Too good to miss!This elevated sunny 1656m² section (zoned Residential 2) has resource consent for a further two sections. The three double-bedroom bungalow is located well on the site providing perfect positioning for subdivision. Modern kitchen/dining/living area along with separate lounge. Upgraded bathroom and spacious laundry. Good garaging and glasshouse. Resource consent and valuation available.

3 1 1+OSP

$239,000Web iD DO7339


DALMORE 3 Chetham Avenue

Character home or investmentElevated to get fantastic views over the Gardens precinct and the University. This 170m² villa offers four double bedrooms this split level home/investment is ideal for family or as a student rental. Located only minutes walk to the Gardens shops or a short stroll to University gives the owner a number of options. Call for further details.

4 1 OSP

Neg over $290,000Web iD DO7336


GLENLEITH 369 Malvern Street

A piece of historySet amongst a well-loved and established rose garden, this well maintained family home was originally built in the 1880s as a two bedroom stone cottage, later to be expanded and now comprises four bedrooms, open plan living, plus a second living and two bathrooms. A flat ¼ acre section gives you plenty of space for a growing family.

4 2 1+OSP

$239,000Web iD DO7368


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GLENROSS 23 Charters Street

Immaculately presentedThis delightful brick family home features three bedrooms with BIW, recently updated kitchen, open plan living with excellent flow to spacious conservatory, modern bathroom with shower and vanity plus separate toilet and laundry. Heat pump, new ceiling/underfloor insulation and new double glazed windows in the bedrooms and also the living area. Basement garaging with large workshop space and OSP.

3 1 1+OSP

$275,000Web iD DO7367


NORTH EAST VALLEY 15 Carr Street

Need big?This substantial (218m²) villa would make an excellent high return investment, studio room conversion or large family home. Flat walk to “Gardens” shopping precinct and University. Six bedrooms, three bathrooms (modern), extended lounge opening to deck plus two street frontages. Has just become vacant and ready for new owner. Very well maintained throughout.

6 3 1

$339,000Web iD DO7320


ST KILDA 3 Plunket Street

Big in St Kilda!This could be it! A big house on an easy-care section. Modernised throughout, this large 6 bedroom family home has space for the whole family or continue as a sought-after investment. Currently rented at $500pw to 31/12/12 (or could be $600pw). 2 bathrooms, extra toilet, single garage, good OSP. Handy to schools, beach, playgrounds and an easy drive to CBD.

6 2 1+OSP

$379,000Web iD DO7148


NORTH EAST VALLEY 159 North Road

Affordable family homeA short stroll to the Gardens shopping precinct, and local schools, this property is an ideal family home. Three double bedrooms, one single plus an office. Heated by a woodburner in the separate living, combined with a heat transfer system. The sunny well fenced rear yard opens out from the kitchen dining area. A tidy first home.

4 1 OSP

$225,000Web iD DO7351



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$235,000Web iD DO7056

Ann Fitzgibbon-Park021 770 063

CAREYS BAY 16A Slant Street

Enjoy the peace and privacyEnjoy the peace and quiet from this private two bedroom townhouse in the heart of Careys Bay. Sunny open plan living with a heat pump, indoor-outdoor flow and harbour view. Situated on an easy-care section, within easy walking distance to the harbour, hotels, cafés, galleries and nearby Port Chalmers shopping centre.

2 1 OSP

SAWYERS BAY 72 Reservoir Rd

Sawyers Bay sectionThis recently pegged out section lies well to the sun and is handy to the Golf course. Sawyers Bay Primary School is within walking distance, as is the Pony club, and close to Port Chalmers shopping centre.

$59,000Web iD DO5794


RAVENSBOURNE 36 Kauri Street

Dunedin’s hidden secret!Build your dream home on this 502m2 sunny, sheltered section only minutes to town. Fantastic harbour views and concrete driveway already formed.

$69,000Web iD DO5870


NORTH EAST VALLEY 324 North Road

Comfortable family homeThis comfortable family home is located in popular N. E. V. on the bus route & flat walk to Gardens shopping precinct. Three or four bedrooms and open plan living/dining with modern kitchen. The living rooms face the sun and there is a single garage onsite. The corner site lies well to the sun and the yard is sheltered from prevailing southerlies.

4 1 1

$249,000Web iD DO7349


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$65,000Web iD DO7373


SEACLIFF 2, 4 Kilgour Street

A handyman specialPut your renovating skills to work and make this your first home or affordable holiday bach. Consisting of two bedrooms, open plan living and separate kitchen. Separate titled 529m² section. Room to grow the vegetables and live off the land! A lovely setting in a small village environment. Worth the drive – not far from town!

2 1

$269,000Web iD DO7327

Noel Jenkins027 2888 450

HALFWAY BUSH 11 Elwyn Crescent

Four bedroom brick!An immaculate brick home with 4 lovely bedrooms with excellent flow throughout. The kitchen/dining opens on to the lounge nicely. The property has a low maintenance exterior and has a good basement garage/workshop. It is located in a quiet location with an open park across the road. Be in quick - call today!

4 1 OSP

$239,000Web iD DO7328


RAVENSBOURNE 61A Totara Street

A truly great family homeA spacious three bedroom home with a separate lounge opening into the kitchen and dining room. Heat pump and open fire, plus fantastic harbour views. New carpet and vinyl throughout. Lovely indoor/outdoor flow to the private well fenced courtyard. 1571m² section. Definitely view this low maintenance home!

3 1 1

PORT CHALMERS 2 Meridian Street

A sunny hideawayRelax in the sunshine and enjoy breath- taking views of Port Chalmers township, Mussel Bay, the harbour and beyond. Offering 3/4 bedrooms, lounge with a log burner, a private setting, walking distance to schools, harbour and shopping centre. It’s rare to find a property like this – so don’t miss out!

3/4 1

$240,000Web iD DO7200



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$269,000Web iD DO7280


HALFWAY BUSH 396 Taieri Road

Just move in!This superbly comfortable home offers semi-open plan living unit with a modern kitchen, heat pump and a woodburner. Three double bedrooms with a renovated bathroom. Very family-friendly on a flat section, a double length garage and workshop.

3 1 1+OSP


Noel Jenkins027 2888 450Colin McCrone0274 327 833

KAIKORAI 506 Kaikorai Valley Road

Land and buildingNear level 6.6ha property, formerly Kenmure Intermediate School. Appeal for industrial commercial use or as a residential development. The current owners have applied for resource consent to develop as 44 residential sites ie: 22 sections and 22 unit titled buildings. Full plans completed for subdivisions.

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$329,000Web iD DO7270

Dale Carruth021 182 2606 Colin McCrone0274 327 833

CALTON HILL 55 Cole Street

Truly something specialThis stunning property is not to be missed. Renovated to high standard by professional builder/owner. New rimu kitchen. New bathroom. Two toilets. Open plan kitchen/dining/living plus separate lounge. Two sunporches. Three double bedrooms. Stunning leadlight fittings throughout. Two heatpumps and an open fire. Deck, glasshouse and BBQ area. Double garage.

3 1 2

$215,000Web iD DOX


FORBURY CORNER 21 Forbury Road

Townhouse, townbase, investmentHard to find stand-alone unit just a short distance to Esplanade and St Clair beach. Excellent space includes sun-filled lounge and conservatory, plus separate kitchen dining room. Two large double bdrms and full bathroom sit downstairs. Handy to transport schooling and shopping. Set on an easy care section with covered parking to the front door. Currently let at $280pw.

2 1 1

$515,000Web iD DO7083


WAVERLEY 105 Doon Street

Big home, separate apartmentLots of living options in this superb multi-dwelling property. Large four bedroom, two bathroom home in beautiful condition with stunning views. Also a completely separate four year old apartment featuring a large lounge, one double bedroom and a bathroom. Stunning Harbour, City and hill views. All the sun you can hope for!

5 3 1+OSP

To be Auctioned 1pm Thursday 8th November 2012 at our office, 578 George Street, Dunedin. No prior offers.

Web iD DO7362


BELLEKNOWES 17 Rosebery Street

Renovator’s dream!Wow, what an opportunity! This super sunny, highly sought-after location will get you excited. Set back from the street the home is north-facing and enjoys full sun and elevation . A sturdy brick bungalow of three bedrooms, with flowing kitchen, dining and lounge. Basement garage workshop. Terrific project, retirement home or first home.

3 1 1+OSP


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Offers over $310,000Web iD DO7208

Peter Wilson0274 327 489

MAORI HILL 746 Highgate

Entry level on HighgateGreat opportunity to move into a highly desirable area. Original brick and tile on 2 levels. Two bedrooms plus large storage/hobby room downstairs. Separate lounge and open plan kitchen/dining. Off street parking for 2 vehicles. A blank canvas for you to make your very own. Too good to pass by... You snooze, you lose!

2 1

$319,000Web iD DO7310


MUSSELBURGH 8 Cavell Street

Opportunity knocksPotential plus. Solid with great street appeal. This 3/4 bedroom gentleman’s residence has lovely original character features and could be turned into a grand abode. It lies well to the sun and is close to Musselburgh shops, cafes, buses and schools. Currently used as a quality rental returning $335pw until end of January. Garage with internal access. Easy care section.

3/4 1 1+OSP

$210,000Web iD DO7329

Sel Sefo-Collins021 225 5735

BRADFORD 40 Manchester Street

Four bedroom family homeA four bedroom home close to town that you can put your finishing touches on! With a good sized lounge, lots of off street parking, plenty of basement storage, a double carport with another room attached and lots of room for the kids and pets to run around outside, you will love what this home has to offer. Plenty of potential and vacant now so you can just move in!

4 1 2+OSP

$238,000Web iD DO7302


MUSSELBURGH 23A Lochend Street

Be quick - The price is rightSpacious and tidy three bedroom home with two living areas. Upgraded kitchen and bathroom. Stroll to Musselburgh Village and all its great amenities. Off street parking for two cars. Compact section.

3 1 OSP

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$169,000Web iD DO7363


BRADFORD 29 Manchester Street

Come inside, be surprised!Lovingly restored from top to bottom this beautifully renovated home will leave you happily surprised. Three bedrooms, a bright modern kitchen and dining area, a lounge with built in fire and heat transfer system, modern bathroom, separate laundry, plus a fantastic entertainer’s deck and yard out back. Close to shops, schools and public transport.

3 1

$329,000Web iD DO7324


MORNINGTON 16 Havelock Street

Enjoy easy livingSpacious modern 1990s townhouse. Fantastic open plan living areas, roomy kitchen with sea views, dining area adjoining the conservatory which opens out to a sheltered area with deck, entertaining area and immaculate garden. Three bedrooms, bathroom, two separate toilets and separate laundry. Large fourth bedroom or rumpus room. Large double garage with internal access and automatic doors.

3 1 2+OSP

$160,000Web iD DO7314


SOUTH DUNEDIN 163 Melbourne Street

Perfect first home or investmentModern, tidy three bedroom home with open plan kitchen, dining and lounge. Good fenced section for kids and pets. Heat pump also.

3 1

$199,000Web iD DO7372


CALTON HILL 103 Riselaw Road

Fantastic valueLovely modern brick home with no work to be done! Open plan living and dining area with a fire and heat pump and nice views out to the garden. Modern kitchen and bathroom. Separate laundry, two double bedrooms and one single room or office. The section out back has a deck and studio or storage room and the yard is great for kids or pets.

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CALTON HILL 453 South Road

Here’s a surpriseSit back and relax in the sun and enjoy the views from a sheltered wooden deck overlooking Dunedin and its Harbour from this lovely, warm, brick bungalow. A lot of the hard work has been done with the addition of a new open-plan living area and kitchen, with aluminium doors opening out to the decking. Good OSP with room to build a garage.

2/3 1 OSP

$159,000Web iD DO7342


CALTON HILL 82 Waimea Avenue

Potential plusA lot of work has already been done on this great two-bedroom home located in a quiet cul-de-sac. You finish it off! Enjoy the modern living room and large bedrooms in this solid home with room to build a garage on the attractive sunny tree-lined section. Plenty of potential in this property for further development without breaking the bank!

2 1 OSP



TAINUI 2 Magdala Street

Sunny and sweetThis delightful two bedroom home has great street appeal and will attract people looking for a sunny tidy home, with light open living areas, a good kitchen and bathroom, ample storage, and a little bit of garden. Set in a wonderful location close to shops, supermarkets and public transport, come along and decide if this is the one for you!

2 1 1+OSP

Negotiable over $379,000Web iD DO7308

Debbie O’Driscoll0274 397 761Sel Sefo-Collins021 225 5735

FAIRFIELD 13 Hogan Place

Fabulous Fairfield!Well presented, permanent material, spacious family home. Situated on a 1044m² sunny child-friendly section, this home offers four bedrooms, spacious open plan living areas, two bathrooms, three toilets, a separate office, double garaging, and a balcony surrounding the entire house. Lovely and warm with terrific rural views and all the extras. The ideal family home.

4 2 2+OSP

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$205,000Web iD DO7532

Vicki Offen021 212 7842

WOODHAUGH 206 Malvern Street

On the sunny side of the streetThis Art Deco home with modernised kitchen and bathroom has just had brand new windows put in. Three good sized bedrooms plus a sun room. Wegi woodburner and heat pump, with gas hot water. Open plan living area. In-built multi-fuel burner in the master bedroom. Deck area off the kitchen, single garage plus OSP, all situated on a 506m² fenced section. A fantastic first home - call today!

3 1 1+OSP


Mark Wallace0274 386 121

KENMURE 252 Kenmure Road

Modern townhouse lifestyleTen year old large 3-4 bedroom, 3 level home located in a private, sought-after area. North facing living with stunning sun and views with access to large deck. Master bedroom with WIW, ensuite and large deck. Modern kitchen and entertaining. Woodburner, two heat pumps, an in-built vacuum system and three toilets. Terraced rear section. Double garaging with internal access.

3 2 2+OSP

By negotiationWeb iD MO1334

Gavin McBride0274 386 257

ST CLAIR 55 Isadore Road

Views to buy for!Immaculately presented, spacious family home situated on a lovely 613m² section with spectuacular views. Three bedrooms (all with BIW) spacious open plan kitchen/dining/living area, separate lounge opening out onto a balcony. Separate bathroom, shower, and toilet plus laundry area. Large rumpus room plus spa room. Centrally heated throughout. Single garage plus OSP. Very easy care sunny section.

3 1 1+OSP

Negotiable over $149,000Web iD MO1330

Gill Verburg027 3 762 313

BROCKVILLE 49 Cockerell Street

Friendly little homeThis two bedroom bungalow is as neat as a pin. If you are looking for a renovated kitchen and bathroom with new vinyl and a cosy lounge with heat pump then this is the place for you. The bedrooms are private and look out to sea views or a reserve. This property is ideal for a first home buyer, rental investment, or someone who wants to move in straight away.

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$245,000 negotiableWeb iD DO7222

Graham Lettice021 170 8662

BRIGHTON 16 Scroggs Hill Road

Coastal paradiseA unique property is situated in the popular seaside retreat of Brighton, only a 17min drive to Dunedin’s CBD. This 1706m² lifestyle section is on 2 titles, 716m² and 989m² respectively, amongst existing established trees. Maximise on the magnificent views. A real lifestyle choice with a short stroll to the beach to walk, surf or fish.

$105,000Web iD DO7238

Graham Lettice021 170 8662

BRIGHTON 26 Scroggs Hill Road

What a find!This 809m² fully serviced, flat section is ready to build on, or perfect for a relocatable ex-Christchurch home. Elevated to appreciate magnificent coastal and rural vista. Located just a 5 minute walk to beach or amenities. Call today - this section will not last!

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$455,000 - 7.4%Web iD DO7287


UNIVERSITY 809G Great King Street

Purpose builtModern purpose built student flat comprising six double bedrooms with built-in desks & wardrobes, two bathrooms and spacious open plan living. Rented at $648pw to 31/12/12. Rented at $660pw for 2013. Off street parking and close to all amenities. An easy, low maintenance investment!

6 2 1xOSP

UNIVERSITY 809H Great King Street

Easy care investmentModern purpose built student flat comprising six double bedrooms with built-in desks & wardrobes, two bathrooms and spacious open plan living. Situated at the Great King Street end of the complex with great sunny aspect. Rented at $672pw to 31/12/12. OSP and close to all amenities. An easy, low maintenance investment!

6 2 OSP

$449,000Web iD DO7301


UNIVERSITY 1/102 Harbour Terrace

Peace of mind investmentCentrally located, furnished 5 bedroom apartment/unit with a 2013 lease already signed at $600pw plus a car park providing an additional income opportunity. Recently upgraded, this tidy 1970s low-maintenance brick unit has all the mod cons to attract quality tenants - open plan living, breakfast bar, heat pump, dishwasher, built in bedroom furniture and two toilets.

5 1 OSP

$439,000 - 7.1%Web iD DO7309


UNIVERSITY 147 Queen Street

Quick action required!Vacant and needs some work– but has previously been let every year with regular rental increases. Three bedroom villa – all good size plus lounge (wetbacked multifuel) opening to deck. Most external walls have been insulated, refurbished (new) bathroom, new mains. Previously rented at $296pw. R.V. $190,000.

3 1

$159,000Web iD DO7338



UNIVERSITY 587 Castle Street

When location mattersNeed a project? Look no further. This three bedroom terraced student flat is located in the heart land of the University precinct. All three rooms are large doubles, good size living and kitchen areas, plus utility room. With an upgrade, there is definitely room for rental increases. Currently rented at $240pw, rented for 2013 at $300pw.

3 1

$210,000 - 7.4% (2013)Web iD DO7152


GARDENS 54 A & B Bank Street

Low maintenance investmentTwo modern 6 bedroom units an easy stroll to Uni & handy to Gardens Shopping Centre. Double rooms with built-in furniture plus 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets and spacious living. Rented at $68,640pa. Low maintenance & well insulated on easy-care section. Double glazing, heat pump & insulation.

12 4 OSP

$825,000 - 8.02% (after ground lease)Web iD DO5799


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UNIVERSITY 17 Warrender Street

Four bedder with upside!Four bedroom cottage only 50m from George St. Handy to all faculties yet much quieter than other Campus areas. Classic verandah with concrete patio, lean-to at the rear for the clothes line. Kitchen with lounge/dining adjacent. Upgraded service areas. Rented at $95 per room for 2012.

4 1

$259,000 - 7.6%Web iD DO7312


UNIVERSITY 144 Albany Street

Check out the location!Attractive to students from both Polytechnic and University. Six bedrooms and two bathrooms. Substantial refurbishment has been carried out on the flat. Rooms are large and old villa windows have been sympathetically replaced with (in keeping) low maintenance aluminium. Rear yard is private and well fenced. Current rent at $128, and rented for 2013 at $130pw.

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$595,000 - 6.93% (2012)Web iD DO7251


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$425,000 - 6.85%Web iD DO7281


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 152 Cargill Street

Inner city investmentA brick beauty, five double bedrooms rented for 2012 at $112per room (i.e. $560pw) to 31/12/12. Popular location for senior students. Sitting on land zone Res 4 and the vendor has resource consent to subdivide the rear portion of land into a freehold 210m² development site, with the original house having 319m² on its own freehold title. (Subdivision plans on file).

5 1 1xOSP

$269,000Web iD DO7274


UNIVERSITY 25 Dundas Street

Cute as a buttonGreat entry level university rental investment or ideal for son/daughter whilst at University. A well presented three bedroom cottage with excellent outdoor living both front and back. Currently let at $375per week to four, but should be an easy let at $345 - $360pw to three. A must look, call us today to arrange your viewing.

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UNIVERSITY 30 Park Street

Seldom availableThis is a very well presented investment offering 2 x three bedroom student flats rented at a modest $120 per room for 2012 i.e. $37,440pa. Only a short stroll to University. This property suits senior students and offers the new owner rental increases going forward. Buy now and set the rents for 2013 or ideal for children studying.

6 2 1

$495,000Web iD DO7207


$389,000 - 9.35% (2013)Web iD DO7273


OPOHO 7 Roxburgh Street

Sunny investmentGreat student investment or home and income opportunity. Four bedroom house along with two sleep outs and three bathrooms. This well maintained property is set in an elevated and established country style garden. Positioned to receive all day sun with views. A short walk to Gardens Shopping centre and University. Property comes with extensive chattels. Rented at $700 per week for 2013.

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Double income streamOriginal 3 bedroom villa plus 1998 5 bedroom purpose-built student flat, all on an 1012m2 Residential Zone 1 site. Potential for increasing number of bedrooms on site. 2012 rental return - $46,540pa. OSP. Nicely elevated overlooking Prime Campus and only a brief walk to all faculties. With land in the North Dunedin precinct in tight demand, this is an opportunity worth considering.

8 3 OSP

$567,000 - 8.2%Web iD DO7120



Tidy first investmentLooking for first investment or flat for your children whilst at University? Tidy four bedroom villa, elevated for great sun and amazing views over North Dunedin. Includes heat pump and all whiteware. Rented $420 per week for 2012.

4 1

$269,000Web iD DO7044


$695,000 - 8.8% grossWeb iD DO5162


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 16 London Street

Inner City landmarkRight in the heart of the city, so close to medical and dentistry in an incredibly popular location. This house has iconic status with six studio rooms, two rooms with ensuites and two additional bathrooms. Fully tenanted for 2012. Lady owner has never had to advertise for tenants. Total rent $1185pw.

6 4

$249,000Web iD DO7282


UNIVERSITY 9/93 Queen Street

Kids at Uni in 2013?Well managed complex of seventeen units built in the 1980’s. Safe, secure and only a few minutes to classes. Two bedrooms, separate toilet, bathrooms (shower), and lounge facing the view over Campus. 24hour Dairy at corner. One allotted car park on site. All on one level with a pleasant outlook.

2 1 1

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UNIVERSITY 4A Duke Street

Scarce as hen’s teethThree bedroom modern units are seldom built let alone available for purchase. Perfect for kids at University next year, but be quick. Gas hot water, heat pump, large open plan. Rented at $135per room to end of year.

3 1 OSP

$349,000Web iD DO7198


UNIVERSITY 74 Dundas Street

Prime Campus opportunityThis centrally located, five bedroom terrace flat with partial exposed brick living (funky) could be it. Rented for 2013 at 5 x $100pw. Mortgage money is cheap and the time is right to set your own rents or use for family at University. Positive cash flow on Prime Campus is smart investing.

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CENTRAL CITY 307 Stuart Street

Great location - and returnLocated just up from the Octagon this classic villa boasts 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (one is an ensuite). Charm and character, providing the current students with comfortable accommodation close to the City Centre and an easy short walk to University. The property attracts quieter living students at an easy rental of $615pw ($102 each) (2012). Buy for the family or set your own rents for 2013.

6 3

$395,000 - 8.1%Web iD DO7249


$525,000Web iD DO7286


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 66A, B & C Elm Row

Seldom availableBuilt in the 1960s, these three brick inner city units are all on separate titles, each with their own garage and OSP. Freehold land but each unit is cross leased meaning the option of purchasing one or all three. Units B & C are both two bedroom with separate lounge/kitchen, whilst unit A is more spacious and has an office/sunroom. Total weekly rent $670pw.

6 3 3+OSP



UNIVERSITY 17 A & B Titan Street

Upmarket apartments on Campus!Unique development in the heart of Campus. There is simply nothing to compare the design and quality of these two superb flats. Two bedroom flat downstairs, one bedroom flat upstairs both on one title. Upstairs rented at $280pw, downstairs rented at $300pw. Truly a pride of ownership investment, call us today to arrange an inspection.

3 2 2xOSP



UNIVERSITY 59 & 61 Opoho Road

Make me an offerTwo x 4 bedroom cottages nestled on the north side of the Botanical Gardens. Both rented at $320per week ($33,280pa total). 1 min walk from Gardens Shopping area. Leasehold can be purchased. Ground lease $5775pa incl. GST (leasehold land). 59 rented for 2013 at $320pw.

8 2

$259,000 - 10.6% (after ground lease)Web iD DO5897


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UNIVERSITY 655 Castle Street

Solid investmentThis substantial brick property is highly sought after by students every year. Rented for 2012 to 7 students at $910pw ($47,320pa), rented at $962.50pw for 2013. Located only minutes’ walk to most faculties means regular rental increases going forward. Definite potential to spruce up & add value. A unique opportunity.

7 2

$595,000 - 7.9%Web iD DO7067


UNIVERSITY 54 Howe Street

Rarely availableStandalone two bedroom brick house with spacious living area and heat pump. Sunny easy-care section. A short walk to all faculties. Currently rented at $260pw, already let for 2013 at $260pw. Stand-alone two bedroom houses on campus are like hen’s teeth!

2 1

$260,000Web iD DO5529


UNIVERSITY 9 Montague Street

Call the bank!Substantial single level villa in seven fully furnished studio rooms. Superbly presented inside with modern kitchen, gas cooking, 2 full modern bathrooms, gas hot water plus separate 3rd toilet. Fully rewired, heat pump in hallway and easy-care section. OSP + garage. Total weekly rent is $1220pw, $63,440p.a. Great investment, positive cash flow.

7 2 1+OSP

$575,000 - 11% grossWeb iD DO7202


$680,000Web iD DO5554


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 4 Kyber Pass

Superannuation alternativeYour tenants will enjoy the peace and charm these eight studio rooms offer. Good bathroom and kitchen facilities plus neutral décor throughout. Walking distance to the University, Hospital and the city. Small easy-care section. Great buying on today’s market. Phone me now for further details!

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WARRINGTON Hill Road

Flat sections - just bring a house!Genuinely flat sections can be hard to find – especially at a good price. Most of the sections in this subdivision are flat enough to move a relocatable home straight on to with minimal prep work. Equally, they are perfect for those wanting to build new on a no-surprises building platform. All of the sections are sunny and enjoy a rural outlook. Warrington is only 15 minutes to town, making it popular with both permanent residents and holiday home owners. Priced for quick sale, the sections vary in size from 716m² to 2320m².

Web iD DO7358


Lot 1 775m² $69,000

Lot 2 716m² $69,000

Lot 3 826m² $69,000

Lot 4 1205m² $76,000

Lot 5 1883m² $116,000

Lot 6 2320m² $95,000

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TAIERI MOUTH 1371 Taieri Mouth Road

Where childhood memories are madeThis will make an absolutely unforgettable Christmas for you and your family. With superb sea and river views and beach access, this would have to be one of the most desirable properties in this prime location. This is a fully functioning crib set on over 2500m² of land on two titles (Land - 1930m², vacant section - 607m²). A superb opportunity to make this yours. This 53m² crib has been in the same family since the early 1970s and offers all the room you need to bunk down, including a caravan without wheels, a workshop, a garden shed, and pots and pans. This crib has been producing fond family memories for decades, with many more to come. The Government Valuation is $370,000 and there is a registered valuation available at $295,000 for both titles.

$295,000Web iD DO7345




MOSGIEL 478 Riccarton Road West

Brand new lifestyle homeNestled away from the road up a private drive is this fabulous family home set in a quiet and tranquil location, on 2.1ha of lush flat Taieri grazing. The drive draws you to the main entrance of the home and two double garages, both with internal access to the alternative wings of the home. Expansive master bedroom with ensuite and W.I.W. The kitchen is the central hub of the home, featuring a fantastic walk-in pantry. Sliding doors open effortlessly to bring the outside in revealing the large deck. Formal lounge and home office with rural outlook. The other three spacious bedrooms with B.I.W. are serviced by a large family-sized bathroom. A truly remarkable home, with a very high standard of workmanship and an out-of-the-box design.

$799,000Web iD DO7227


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NORTH TAIERI

Stylish modern designThis fabulous modern home on 2.14ha of land features a spectacular kitchen and open plan living with sliding doors to outside. Diesel-fired radiators, gas fire. Three double bedrooms, master with ensuite and access to the external spa. Easy care grounds. Large shed with lock-up workshop, attached studio room with ensuite and wood burner. Cattle yards, well fenced.

3 2 2+OSP



WAIHOLA 15, 15A, 15B Margate Street

Opportunity hereThree quarter acre sections ready for your imagination to run wild, already on three separate sections. All three for only $99,000. Call quickly - these will not last!

$99,000Web iD DO7376


BLACKHEAD 31 Tunnel Beach Road

Sparkling sea viewsWith panoramic views over Tunnel Beach, this 2ha section is waiting for you to build the home you have always dreamed about. Gently sloping, sunny site. Call the architect now! Sit on the deck and watch the boats come in. Highly recommended.

219,500Web iD DO7370


MOSGIEL 198 Chain Hills Road

Your family will love thisThis is a superb family home with expansive outdoor living, great for kids. Four generous bedrooms, open plan living areas, beautifully presented. Really big garage. Taieri views, lots of sun.

$689,000Web iD DO7344


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NORTH TAIERI 136 School Road South

Stunning home on 6.5 acresThis is a beautiful home, only 7 years old, in a superb location. Situated away from the road in a private setting, this home has it all. Large flowing living room with easy access to the outdoors, four bedrooms, ensuite, stunning main bathroom. Two double garages and room for more. Gardens filled with colour and style. Call today.

$835,000Web iD DO7103


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HALFWAY BUSH 12 Brinsdon Road

City life, country livingThis modern four bedroom brick family home sits on just over 2ha of gently sloping country. Tremendous family living space with a large lounge with a burner, opening through to a large dining area. The kitchen is the central hub with lovely country and city views. Two separate bathrooms. Double garage with internal access, plenty of off street parking. Separate studio, handy for many uses.

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SADDLE HILL 13 Sproull Drive

Rural paradise foundOverlooking the Taieri plains is this modern, sunny home. Spacious lounge with a connecting deck. Superbly kitchen with all of the modern conveniences you would expect to find. Office nook off the lounge. Three double bedrooms, master with large ensuite and W.I.W. Double garage with internal access. Good sized workshop and a studio room with ensuite. Approx. 4 acres divided into 7 paddocks.

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NORTH TAIERI 38 Tara Hills Drive

Peaceful, modern, great valueThis fabulous one year old home set on 1.5ha of land is ready for you. Generous open plan living and kitchen designed to capture the sun and provide ease of indoor/outdoor flow. Three generous sized bedrooms, master with ensuite, plus a large office/4th bedroom. Double garaging with internal access. 3 bay outbuilding and a gentle sloping paddock.

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$679,000Web iD DO7215


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$440,000Web iD DO5912


BRIGHTON 360 Taieri Beach Road

Fantastic opportunityThis is an amazing opportunity to buy a wonderful 39.5 ha block on two separate titles. 11 deer-fenced paddocks all ready for farming, tremendous tracks and natural waterways. Terrific bush block with mature trees. There is a modern 2 bedroom home with excellent views and deck. Large separate garage/workshop and cattle yards.

$695,000Web iD DO7290


HALFWAY BUSH 8 Dalziel Road

On the doorstep to the citySituated in the Penno block is this substantial family home with lots of space for the whole family. Made of permanent materials, very modern and warm. 2ha of good grass ready to add your touches to, nicely elevated. Very quick trips to the city. A must view.

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$370,000Web iD DO7289


OCEAN VIEW 101 Creamery Road

Entry level farmletThis is a great opportunity to obtain a 10ha block of land with a 1960s home ready for new owners. Large block of Pine trees ready for pruning. Perfect for those who love the beach. Great investment or live and reap the rewards. Handy location. Genuine sellers are keen for your offer.

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WAVY KNOWES 5 Kilmarnock Close

Room for everyoneIndoor/outdoor flow is effortless through bi-fold doors from the sundrenched kitchen and formal lounge. Four generous bedrooms, master with ensuite & W.I.W. Upstairs another 2 bedrooms, nicely elevated for sun & views. Downstairs are two more, another bathroom and currently a theatre. Double garage and ample OSP.

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$799,000Web iD DO5593



121: $105,000 Web iD DO7294 125: $99,000Web iD DO7293


CONCORD 121 & 125 Stevenson Road

Fantastic value here121 Stevenson Road: Approx. 5 acre block, straight off the road, some trees and stream. 19,788m² section.

125 Stevenson Road: Approx. 3 acre block, rear lot, elevated. 11,816m² section.

Gently sloping land, very handy location. Building platform already established. Shift or build your dream home here.


NORTH TAIERI 43 & 44 Tara Hills Drive

Superb site!This is a fantastic opportunity to buy a superb lifestyle property ready to build your dream home. This is 5.49ha or 13.5 acres on 2 titles. Panoramic views over the luscious Taieri plains. Phone me now for further details.

$580,000Web iD DO7187


BRIGHTON 31 Kayforce Road

Fabulous coastal lifestyleThis is a superb lifestyle section waiting for you to unleash your imagination and build your dream home. Almost 3ha or 7.3 acres with beautiful coastal views on one side andpeaceful bush on the other. This is a very interesting piece of land with some trees already planted. Hard to find and highlyrecommended.



MILTON 95 Cullen Road

Lifestyle supremeSet on 8.1ha (approx 20 acres) of stunning farmland is this north-facing, large 4 bdrm brick home. Spacious lounge with open fire, sunroom, separate dining room with logburner, modernised galley kitchen. Large single garage and a 3 bay lockable garage/workshop. Large parking area, a gorgeous garden & a duck pond.

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$395,000Web iD DO7000


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MOSGIEL 51 Kinmont Crescent

Sitting pretty - Rose cottageAffordable three bedroom home, built in the 1990s so comes with excellent insulation. Open plan living complete with a Masport fire and a heat-pump, conservatory leads from the lounge to the outdoor deck area. Very tastefully decorated, modern bathroom with funky vinyl. Internal access to the single garage, carport as well as storage sheds. Established garden with mature rhododendrons, magnolias and much more.

By negotiationWeb iD MO1333

Jenny Lambert0274 326 354

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Highland Park is an exciting new community development located in the heart of the Taieri and is set to rede�ne living standards in the Otago region.

With a seamless integration with Mosgiel's rich Scottish tradition, Highland Park properties o�er the convenience of modern urban living right on the doorstep of Dunedin city. With a high level of amenity and land and home packages to suit all budgets, Highland Park is a unique lifestyle development de�ned by openness, green spaces, and a nurtured sense of community.

Please note that the illustrations are an artist's impression and is to be used as a guide only. Whilst every care is taken to ensure that this plan is correct. It is indicative only and subject to change without notice. Purchasers must rely on their own enquiries and the S ale and Purchase Agreement.

Highland Park

Proudly presented by Edinburgh Realty123B Gordon Road, MosgielPhone (03) 489 5444

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5 reasons to choose Highland Park Setting new architectural and landscape design standards in Otago

Fibre optic technology to your door

Dynamic living on the edge of the city

Protection to maintain the value your investment

Flexible land and home packages available to suit all lifestyles

For more information visit:www.highlandparkmosgiel.co.nzView the drive-thru video of Stage One & Stage Two

Section prices include:• Boundary fences• Sealed vehicular crossings• Stormwater discharge connections• All services to boundary

PRICED FROM $159,000!

Highland Park is a Mosgiel subdivision of the highest quality designedlocally by Surveying Consultants Terramark and award winning LandscapeArchitecture firm KamoMarsh.

Their input has resulted in stunning tree lined lanes, a bridge and other landscaped features which make Highland Park stand out from the crowd.

VERY LAST STAGE ONE SECTION WITH TITLE LEFT AVAILABLE!STAGE TWO TITLES AVAILABLE NOV 2012

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MILTON 58 Chaucer Street

Fenced for little feet and pawsGenerous 3 bedroom home, blanket wrapped to ward against the winter chills. Many bonus features here - gas hot water, charming character bathroom, tinted aluminium windows, multiburner, HRV system, sunroom plus 3 double bedrooms. Representing comfortable family living today plus an opportunity to further improve.

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$169,000Web iD DO5919


CLINTON 43 Main Road

The Old Stationmasters’ CottageBuilt to last, this ex-state house sits in a prime location. Featuring 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge/dining plus multiburner on wetback. All set to go for a crib or tenants or update the colours to have a warm comfortable home today. ¼ acre section plus sheltered workshop area at the back of the house. Plenty of OSP.

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MILTON 79 Spenser Street

Modernised characterThe renovations are complete - a charming composition of the old and new. The home is ready to live in leaving room to add your own personal touch. This tidy 3 bedroom home on a smaller sized section is comfortable and warm with logburner and well set for the sun. Walk to the shops, park and handy to local schools.

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$149,000Web iD DO5918


HERIOT 6 Dee Street

Move out of the fast laneLooking for a country base close to Central Otago skiing, hunting and fishing spots? This is the property for you! This inviting home features three spacious levels, large internal access garage/workshop, on 3212ms (3/4 acre) of land. New fences, two near-new tunnel houses and a separate cottage for storage. Call today!

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$275,000Web iD DO7062



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KARITANE 11 Watkin Drive

Hot property! Stop! Look! But don’t wait!This two year old contemporary home facing all day sun is set on a 8257m² piece of flat property, only minutes away from two beaches. Featuring granite benches with waterfall sides, porcelain tiled flooring and echo strand carpet, this home is sure to impress. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, storage cupboards galore, office/3rd bedroom and enough backyard for all to explore. Large private ensuite with shower and claw foot bath. Down the extra wide hall sits a bedroom and bathroom, providing privacy at its best - even for your guests. The man shed will keep the male of the house happy too! Located just a short walk to a community pool for your convenience.

$348,000Web iD DO7298


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WAIKOUAITI 17 Beach Street

Large weatherboard villaThis large 1900s villa overlooks Waikouaiti. In need of some TLC, or build your new dream home handy to the main centre of town. On a 2023m² section with two street frontages subdivided off the back section which has great rural views. The villa has three large bedrooms, separate lounge and a large kitchen/dining area.



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Low maintenance cottageA low maintenance two bedroom cottage with separate lounge and kitchen. One double and one single bedroom, both with built-in wardrobes. Bathroom/laundry and separate toilet. Fenced section with mature fruit trees. Single garage/workshop plus OSP. Easy walk to the beach. Great retirement or holiday home.

$139,000Web iD DO7353


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WAIKOUAITI 16 Fell Street

Holidays by the CoastSeldom available close to the beach, this low maintenance, two bedroom crib features sunny open plan living. The fenced 635m² section has lots of OSP for the boat, caravan or the house bus. Only a 5 minute walk to the beach and around the corner from the local tavern.

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$139,000Web iD DO7190


WAIKOUAITI 1625 Waitati State Highway 1

Finish the dreamThe present owner has laid the concrete block foundations There is power to the power box, water tank included plus plans for a split-level two bedroom house if needed. You will be impressed with the fantastic view off Blueskin Bay and sea views from the 1012m² section.

$105,000Web iD DO6083



Landscaped to perfectionAdmire the landscaped section of this 6 year old property. All the hard work has been done - just move in and enjoy. The home has 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite, two living areas, and kitchen with bi-folding window onto back deck area for summer BBQs. There is a sealed driveway to the double garage with internal access. A must view.

$345,000Web iD DO5980


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WAIKOUAITI Main Road

5 sections to choose from!• 226 Main Road - $65,000• 228 Main Road - $65,000• 230 Main Road - $65,000• 4 Beach Street - ¼ acre section handy to town, bus stop at your door. $65,000• 2 Beach Street - Building consent for 3 bedroom home. $68,000

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$265,000 Web iD WA56337

Don Buick029 389 8197

HAWEA Domain Road

Greenie’s hideawayIf you can see the woods for the trees, then this 1ha (more or less) triangular block of trees will make an ideal site for your new home. Clear a building site, and enjoy mountain views with shelter and privacy. Zoned rural residential, with potential to further subdivide, this fully fenced site will have its own title and services, (water, power & sewerage) to the boundary. Call for more information.

Make an offer Web iD WA56352

Don Buick029 389 8197

LAKE HAWEA 16 Hewson Crescent

Big sunny sectionSuper back section, in the family friendly Timsfield subdivision. Lot 26, a north-facing, 1,090sqm level building site, is one of only two back sections sharing a sealed drive. The other house is already in place. Great views to the mountains and only 15 minutes drive to Wanaka.

$385,000Web iD WA56359

Ursula Porter027 558 6170

WANAKA 194B Stone Street

Here’s a Wanaka winnerWhether you rent this 4 bedroom property out and enjoy the return, live in the house or use it as a holiday home, you will be winning. Four double bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining/living area which opens out to a north-facing deck and fully fenced back yard. A short drive or walk to downtown Wanaka and all the amenities that this resort town has to offer.

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$297,000Web iD WA56340


WANAKA 196A Stone Street

Dreaming of a Wanaka property?Well, now is a good time to turn that dream into a reality. On its own freehold title, well located and only a 2km drive to the Wanaka lakefront and town. 3 bedrooms, a heat pump, open plan living and a private rear garden and courtyard. Many options as a Wanaka entry level property, a rental investment or a holiday home here in our mountain and lake “paradise”.

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For lease NegotiableWeb iD WA56196

Harry Briggs027 431 1550

WANAKA Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street

Retail/Office leaseWhy pay $400 per m2 p.a. for your retail/office space when you can come into the Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street in central Wanaka, for only $200 per m2 p.a (plus outgoings)! There is NEW space available ranging from 68m2 to 150m2. No key money. The fit-out costs are minimal. Contact Harry today for more information.

$99,000 Web iD WA56345


LUGGATE 15 Alice Burn Drive

A section for under $100K!What a find in a quiet cul-de-sac across the road from the pretty Luggate Creek and with a flat, fully serviced 804m² section. Lovely mountain views and a peaceful part of the world to build a home or holiday pad.

By negotiation Web iD WA56368


WANAKA 58 Forest Heights

One of the last!This 1,800m² elevated section in one of Wanaka’s most sought-after subdivisions is waiting for you. The panoramic vista from the gently sloping terrace is truly awe-inspiring, providing sweeping views over Lake Wanaka and the surrounding mountains. Phone Harry today.

$79,000 + GSTWeb iD WA56363


WANAKA Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street

Japanese food but not as we know it, Jim!Yohei is a compact & quirky café in the heart of beautiful Wanaka. Proudly inauthentic sushi, Supreme coffee and fresh juices, great range of gluten-free products, big local following, easy to run. This business would suit an enthusiastic young couple of foodies who see life a little outside the box. Not a sandwich or panini in sight.

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WANAKA 62 Kings Drive

Price adjustmentIt’s time we sold this large three bedroom plus office/4th bedroom family home with fantastic lake and mountain views. The large open plan living opens out onto two outdoor areas, perfect for BBQs and entertaining guests. There is a cosy open fire to keep warm on those winter days, double garage, ample off street parking, a sheltered vege patch and fruit trees, all on an 835m² easy care section.

$670,000Web iD WA56360


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WANAKA Lot 2 & Lot 3, 90 Golf Course Road

Too good to miss!If you are looking for a great building site in a sought-after location so close to Wanaka, you should consider one of these fantastic opportunities. Lot 2 is a 4011m² section and Lot 3 is a 4045m² section, both on elevated building sites overlooking the Wanaka Golf Course. Close to the lake, schools and downtown Wanaka in a very prestigious neighbourhood. Don’t delay - enquire now.

Lot 2: $350,000 4011m² Web iD WA56372

Lot 3: $450,000 4045m² Web iD WA56371

David McKenzie027 543 1946

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WANAKA 175 Mt. Aspiring Road

A view to live for!A spectacular 4072m² section with all services available in one of the most desirable areas in Wanaka. Only a 10 minute stroll to the lakefront, where you can enjoy all the recreational activities and facilities on offer. An accessible entrance off Aspiring Road leads you to a generous area for an impressive building site. Build your dream home to your own specification and take advantage of all the property attributes, including its own walnut grove. The elevated section offers magnificent lake and mountain views and all day sun. If you are looking for an investment for the future, you cannot do much better than this high quality residential neighbourhood. Availability of larger sites with such an outlook are extremely limited, enquire today.

$590,000Web iD WA56366

David McKenzie027 543 1946


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WANAKA 66 Tenby Street

Life the way it should be...This iconic holiday bach in old Wanaka has had a major makeover. The new interior includes updated kitchen, bathroom, wardrobes and insulation. Great location close to town, golf, bowls and church. Soak up the sun and the views in the private courtyard. Phone Harry today for a viewing.

$425,000Web iD WA56380


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A puzzling new development...

To follow in the footsteps of business creator, Stuart Landsborough who has continually developed his business since opening in 1973, Puzzling World is designing an addition to their Illusion Room complex themed around an illusionary sculpture garden.

Heidi - Stuart’s youngest daughter and her husband Duncan took over the management of the tourist operation seven years ago, and while they have recently completed upgrades to the Illusion Rooms, kitchen and café, the extension will be their first major building project since their arrival.

To mark their 40th year in business Puzzling World will open a $2.5M extension to their Illusion Room complex that will be sure to impress!

Puzzling World already has four different illusion rooms but the new project will create a room roughly the size of all rooms put together and with a mix of outdoor and indoor elements the aim is present a natural space of “surrealist wonder” while making the addition as environmentally friendly as possible. Living Walls, gardens, pathways along with a “green irrigation” scheme will be incorporated in the design to further this aim.

Several overseas trips have inspired the couple to take what they’ve seen abroad and include their ideas in what’s believed to

be the world’s first sculpture garden based on the Illusion theme.

Well-known Wanaka architect Sarah Scott is in charge of design and Nelson sculptor, Derek Ball who made the faces for Puzzling World’s famous Hall of Following Faces, has been commissioned to create several large pieces. Local sculptors including Ernie Maluschnig, Chris Riley and Deane Weastall have also been commissioned for pieces within the room. The plan is to make the garden a truly “kiwi” project by using native plants and showcasing local talent.

Puzzling World has been intriguing people of all ages and nationalities for the past 38 years with its three-dimensional Great Maze, its mix of illusion rooms and diverse range of puzzles and games. The Illusion Sculpture Garden is seen to be - no pun intended, a natural addition to the business as it’s in keeping with their mantra of providing world unique entertainment that not only spans all age brackets but with its primarily visual appeal, all language barriers too.

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\\ Cuisine

How to proceedBeat whole eggs, yolks, and sugar until pale and creamy.

In a separate bowl, melt chocolate and butter together. Fold in to egg mix. Fold in sieved flour.

Grease 12 suitable ramekins/moulds (to hold about 150gms each) with spray. Bake for 10 minutes at 200ºC. Cool and wrap, keep in fridge, or excess in freezer.

Chocolate Volcanoes

Ingredients - Makes 12

510g chocolate

510g butter

180g sugar

9 whole eggs

9 egg yolks

150g flour

Patagonia chocolates welcome you and invite you to indulge in an experience in chocolate. The Patagonia team is a small team of passionate people, dedicated to bringing you the natural goodness of chocolate in the classic Patagonian home-made style. All chocolates are made in-store, where you can experience the magic of chocolate creation firsthand. Experience the raw goodness of chocolate mixed with the finest local natural produce, see the time honoured patient art of Rama-making on a cool marble slab, or indulge in the rich dark hot chocolate.

With stores in Wanaka, Arrowtown and Queenstown, there is no excuse not to take time out and enjoy some of these delicacies. Chocolates can be ordered through all three Patagonia stores, or through their website at www.patagoniachocolates.co.nz.

The Wanaka store is located at 155 Ardmore Street, Wanaka (below Speights Ale House).

by Patagonia Chocolates

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\\ Christina Perriam

The magic of MerinoFollowing in her mothers’ footsteps, Christina Perriam has turned a lifelong love affair with Merino wool into a successful career. Based in Tarras, Christina’s expanding range of beautiful Merino products will ensure you and your family are wonderfully warm, comfortable and looking great for any occasion.

The Merino sheep is a hardy animal, thriving on the South Island’s rugged but beautiful high country farms. It seems that for this breed, the tougher the environment, the finer and more luxurious the wool it produces. Fashion designer Christina Perriam, well known for her stunning women’s Merino fashion, recently launched a new range, this time for the little people. Suprino Bambino baby and children’s wear is a celebration of what can be achieved with Merino fabric, and of the Kiwi tradition of high country farming.

Christina grew up on Bendigo Station, a vast sheep station near Tarras which produces some of the finest wool in New Zealand. Christina went on to study fashion design at Massey University in Wellington, being awarded for her design and best overall collection at her graduation. Unity Collection, a well-known shop, offered to pick up Christina’s range right away, so began the Christina Perriam brand. Christina moved from Wellington to Dunedin to be the first intake of people for the Dunedin Fashion Incubator, where they nuture young designers offering low rentals, machine usage, mentoring and financial advice.

In 2007, Christina was awarded the Biella Young Merino Ambassador scholarship to Italy to study the process of taking the raw Merino wool and turning it into the beautiful worsted cloth. “This was a very valuable experience for me and I got to spend time at the factories

and offices of some very well known designers and was exposed to a world I had never seen before. It grew my passion for being a designer and showcasing New Zealand Merino wool to the world” said Christina. Christina further pursued her fashion career working and studying in London, Italy and Australia.

Christina’s mother, Heather Perriam, operated the Suprino brand in the 1980s and 90s through the well-known Merino Shop in Tarras. In February 2010, Heather passed away with cancer, so Christina moved back to Tarras and took over her beloved Merino shop, as well as the general store, and opened her own self titled store there too. “It was a challenge to come back to a small place to take over two businesses and continue to grow and understand them. It has been one of the most valuable learning experiences of my life in terms of business but it did take away from fashion development for a couple of years. Now I have an assistant designer and are looking to grow the brand nationally” Christina said.

The high-quality women’s fashion range made under Christina’s self-titled label, and sold through her Tarras store, has recently been joined by a children’s and baby range called “Suprino Bambino”. This range encompasses ages from new born to five year olds, and has already been very successful. Suprino Bambino is Christina’s first baby and children’s range, using the same beautiful wool fabric

but incorporating very original handknitted and handmade embellishments. All the dresses, tops, pants and accessories are made in New Zealand to exacting quality standards that further enhance their longevity. “We realized there were already a lot of brands in that market so we set about creating a label that produces unique and distinctive clothing... something not seen before” Christina said. The little models loved wearing the velvety-soft clothing and parents were happy in the knowledge that they would later be able to hand the pieces on to friends and family, still in beautiful condition.

Christina says she is very pleased to be able to find new ways of utilising Merino wool in products that satisfy the demands of modern consumers. By keeping Merino products current, new markets are created, supporting the future of the wool industry and helping retain high country traditions. The latest additions to the brand are handknited dog jumpers, cable mug warmers and iPhone covers, with a homeware range featuring knitted lamp-shades, throws, pillowcases and hot water bottle covers in the pipeline. At present, the clothing is only available online and in Christina’s self-titled store at Tarras. Due to the success of the Tarras store, Christina and her team are looking to open a other store within the next six months as well as wholesaling the range throughout New Zealand.

See more at www.christinaperriam.co.nz

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Turning tidesAfter dozens of different designs and site evaluations, fourteen consent approvals and eleven years of planning, Central Otago whitewater enthusiasts’ dream of a “whitewater play park” is about to become a reality. Roy Bailey of Central Otago Whitewater discusses the trials and triumphs throughout the process.

Wanaka resident Roy Bailey has been involved with whitewater sports for 35 years, competing in many different forms of the sport, white water slalom, canoe polo, multi sport, as well as recreational and expedition kayaking.

Central Otago Whitewater (COW) was set up in approx 1989, to promote the sport and develop kayaking sites in Central Otago. The club runs a variety of different events; canoe polo during the winter months, slalom events during the summer as well as

kayaking instruction. COW regularly hold the National kayak slalom champs in the area usually at their Roaring Meg site.

The whitewater kayak park has been designed by top whitewater park designer Scott Shipley, of the United States. Located next to the Camp Hill Road bridge at Hawea Flat, the park should be completed by the end of November, and will be a tremendous asset to New Zealand kayakers. However it has been a very long process for Roy, Gordon

Rayner of Alexandra, and the other parties involved. It was sparked when Contact Energy had to apply for resource consent to operate the Clyde and Roxburgh dams. It was the first time that affected parties could claim for compensation. This started a long process of finding out what was possible, how we could best be compensated for loss of white water and who were the right people to get this done. Making sure that what we were going to end up with was the best option we could achieve. The park is being


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funded by Contact as a mitigation measure, as part of its suite of resource consents for the Clutha catchment, applied for in 2001.

Work was scheduled to start in March but Contact put the project on hold because electricity demand meant river flows could not be reduced for the time required to build the course. The river’s normal operational range must be between 10 and 200 cumecs. The river flow has to be reduced to about three cumecs to allow construction of the park, which Contact only has consent to do during Autumn. However, consent variation was sought from the Otago Regional Council to extend the construction “window” to Spring, when lower water levels are permitted.“Contact Energy have been awesome throughout the whole process. I think that it is something different and interesting for

them also. We’ve had very little negative feedback on the project really, everyone has been supportive” Roy said.

Preparation work began in June, with structural work taking place throughout October and November. Two large weir structures will restrict the flow of the river and create “play waves” for kayakers. River enhancements are being built at the moment and should be completed in 3-4 weeks. Rock for the river enhancements was transported during June from the building site for the National Transport and Toy Museum’s new exhibition hangar, at Wanaka Airport. Fulton Hogan levelled an area for the rock to be stored and created a car park.

After eleven years working on this project, Roy and the COW members just want to enjoy it for a while, before dreaming up their next idea. Plans are in place for running the New Zealand Freestyle Championships at the new park in March 2013. At the moment they are also working on protecting the Nevis River which is very significant, due to it’s remote nature and outstanding white water.

Contact the club or see more info atwww.centralotagowhitewater.co.nz

Left: Central Otago Whitewater club member Roy Bailey in front of the Camp Hill Road bridge.Photo by Lucy Ibbotson, Otago Daily Times.

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On the 9th and 10th of November, the Southern Lakes Tour de Femme is back again for any ladies keen to have a go! Starting and finishing at the Lone Star Wanaka, the Tour de Femme is a road cycle race for women up the Cardrona Valley and back. Go for a social 22km ride, blat out the 44km or 70km race or go the ‘full tour’ and include the time trail on the Friday night. The more km’s you ride the greater the prize options!

$40 each for the 22k teams fun ride.$50 for the 44k recreational race$55 for the 70k competitive race$20 for high school students for any category

Entry includes a pair of Merino socks from Ice Breaker, a small bottle of bubbles from Lindauer for the 18+ competitors, post-race nibbles from the Lone Star Wanaka, 20% off everything and free delivery from Sarah Ulmers online activewear store www.sub.org.nz, plus the chance to win heaps of prizes…

Southern LakesTour de Femme

The Wanakafest Rotary Duck Race was held on Sunday 21st October. Hundreds of numbered plastic ducks were tipped into the Bullock Creek and made their way down to the finish at the Lake. People are able to buy a duck number, much like a raffle.

The “upset” this year was a mother duck with 10 ducklings that appeared near the finish line and crossed the line with other plastic ducks... However plastic was still the winner on the day!

Duck Race drama!

Photo credit: Don Buick

Five Wanaka locals have come together with a strong sense of community to show Wanaka/Otago/South Island and beyond, how much Wanaka grown. If you are interested in eco, recycling and sustainability, nurturing the soul, body and mind, and being part of a community committed to wellbeing, then go along and check out the fantastic range of stalls and workshops the Wild Hearts Festival will provide. With stalls such as Nutlands Hazel-nuts, Pure South, Wild Heart Raw Chocolate, Swedish Massage, Kitchen Window Catering and Soul Foods, and workshops “Raw Chocolate Magic”, “Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls” and “Breath-ing Yoga/Meditation”, and free admission, there will be some-thing for everyone!

10am - 4pm, 24/25 November 2012 | Lake Wanaka Centre

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Vistas like this

Photo credit: Rich Bayley Photography

Increasingly couples from all over New Zealand and the world are choosing to get married in Central Otago, and with vistas like this it’s no wonder why!

Rich Bayley Photographywww.richbayleyphotography.co.nzfacebook.com/richbayleyphotographyPrints available by contacting Rich via his website or Facebook page.

With responses as above since launching in 2009, it is no surprise that Beyondsemble has shot into the limelight on the local festival scene and is receiving attention offshore. Not long back from a successful European trip, the band is preparing for a nationwide tour - once again featuring an eclectic mix of original and improvised music merging Celtic, Latin, jazz and gypsy rhythm, all executed with consummate skill and infectious enthusiasm. Featured on this upcoming tour is a change of line-up to include the multi-talented Jon Sanders (guitar, ukulele, bouzouki, vocals) in place of original guitarist Mark Mazengarb, presently pursuing his passion for American guitar music in the United States, and John Ellis on saxophone and clarinet. Continuing with Beyondsemble is founder Craig Denham (accordion, piano, whistles, vocals) and Chris Koole (cajon, percussion, lead vocals).

Friday 16 November, 8pm | Cinema Paradiso, 1 Ardmore St, Wanaka | $20.00, door sales only

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Welcome to the November issue of Exclusive.

The wider Wanaka area is still experiencing a lot of demand in certain market segments. Modern homes in the $450 - 600k bracket are especially popular at the moment. If you are considering selling, please contact us now for a market appraisal. Construction of houses being erected across greater Wanaka continues as we enter the warmer months.

In this month’s issue we have the development of the Hawea River whitewater play park and of Puzzling World’s extension, we check out Christina Perriam’s Merino goods, and sample Patagonia Chocolate’s volcanic delight.

Please remember to check out all of our Wanaka listings on our new Edinburgh Realty website. The next edition of Exclusive is for December and January, which means if you list your property with us by November 20th your property can feature in Exclusive for two months, providing maximum exposure. That is, of course, if we don’t sell it first.

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