99 properties sold · Queenstown

Property sold in Frankton, Queenstown

Houses, townhouses, apartments and sections, farms and lifestyle blocks, and commercial and industrial sites sold in Frankton, Queenstown in the last twelve months, latest first, with the price where it is public beside the council valuation.

$869kmedian sale, last 12 months · 133 sales · down 2%
$1.1mmedian council valuation
6.3 yrsmedian time between sales
12for sale now
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99 properties sold in the last 12 months in Frankton

About Frankton

Two-bedroom homes sold for a median $849k and three-bedroom homes for $1.36m. Homes sold for a median $12,471 per square metre of floor over the last twelve months. Homes in Frankton change hands every 6.3 years on median, against 6.2 across Queenstown and 7.9 nationally. About 5.1% of its homes sold in the last twelve months.

Schools zoned for Frankton

  • St Joseph's School (Queenstown)primary · Years 1-8
  • Remarkables Primary Schoolprimary · Years 1-8
  • Shotover Primary Schoolprimary · Years 1-8
  • Kingsview Schoolprimary · Years 1-8
  • Liger Leadership Academycomposite · Years 1-13
  • Wakatipu High Schoolsecondary · Years 9-15

Frankton house prices over time

Median sale price by year, all homes; 2026 is the year so far. Frankton's median sale price over the last twelve months was $869k, across 133 sales, down 2% on the twelve months before. Across Queenstown it was $1.4m.

2016: $694k (92 sales)$694k20162017: $843k (86 sales)2018: $776k (96 sales)20182019: $803k (48 sales)2020: $890k (67 sales)20202021: $950k (107 sales)2022: $1.09m (48 sales)20222023: $1.15m (70 sales)$1.15m2024: $830k (171 sales)20242025: $884k (245 sales)2026: $880k (48 sales, this year so far)$880k2026
Sales by year as a table
YearSalesMedian pricePer m² floorPer m² land (est.)Queenstown median
202648$880,000$12,355$1,601$1,500,000
2025245$884,000$12,244$1,319$1,316,000
2024171$830,000$11,164$1,414$1,322,500
202370$1,150,000$9,571$1,191$1,285,000
202248$1,090,000$8,228$1,160$1,100,000
2021107$950,000$7,467$1,039$925,000
202067$890,000$7,322$851$910,000
201948$802,500$7,510$882$895,000
201896$775,500$7,425$1,236$815,500
201786$842,500$6,625$857$774,000
201692$694,250$6,034$780$636,000

Estimated value, month by month

Our model's median estimate for homes in Frankton, up 4% over the last twelve months. An automated estimate, not a registered valuation.

Nov 2024: $1.2mDec 2024: $1.2mJan 2025: $1.19mFeb 2025: $1.19mMar 2025: $1.19mApr 2025: $1.19mMay 2025: $1.19mJun 2025: $1.19mJul 2025: $1.2mAug 2025: $1.21mSept 2025: $1.21mOct 2025: $1.22mNov 2025: $1.22mDec 2025: $1.23mJan 2026: $1.23mFeb 2026: $1.23mMar 2026: $1.24mApr 2026: $1.24mMay 2026: $1.24mJun 2026: $1.25mJul 2026: $1.25mAug 2026: $1.25mSept 2026: $1.25mOct 2026: $1.26m$1.2m$1.19m$1.26mNov 2024Oct 2026
Scale $1.18m to $1.28m, not from zero.

Prices by bedrooms in Frankton

Over the last twelve months, 1-bedroom homes sold for a median $575k, 2-bedroom homes sold for a median $849k, 3-bedroom homes sold for a median $1.36m, 4-bedroom homes sold for a median $1.87m, 5+-bedroom homes sold for a median $1.64m.

BedroomsHomesMedian council valueSold, last 12 monthsMedian salePer m² floor
1118$560k8$575k$11,875
2254$780k25$849k$12,385
3489$1.25m17$1.36m$11,458
4258$1.66m10$1.87m$8,474
5+90$1.91m6$1.64m$8,717

Price per square metre

Homes in Frankton sold for a median $12,471 per square metre of floor over the last twelve months, land included (Queenstown: $9,985); the land under houses sold for an estimated $1,410 per square metre (Queenstown: $1,277). A sale price is not split between land and house, so the land figure gives the land the council's share of each sale — the land value as a part of the capital value at the last revaluation.

$12,471per m² of floor, land included, sales in the last 12 months
$1,410per m² of land, estimated from house sales in the last 12 months
$10,130per m² of floor, council capital values
$1,335per m² of land, council land values of houses

Recent sales in Frankton

How long owners stay in Frankton

Homes in Frankton change hands every 6.3 years on median, against 6.2 across Queenstown and 7.9 nationally.

6.3 yearsmedian time between sales, Frankton
6.2 yearsQueenstown
7.9 yearsNew Zealand
5.1%of homes sold in the last 12 months (Queenstown: 4.5%)

By kind: houses 6.8 years, apartments 5.9 years.

Time between a home's sales, for homes that resold in the last five years. A home not sold since our records begin is not counted, so owners who stay longest are under-represented.

Who lives in Frankton

About 2,850 people lived in Frankton at the 2023 census (up 5% since 2018); their median age was about 35 (Queenstown: 36); 49% of households owned their home (Queenstown: 56%).

2,850people, 2023 (2018: 2,709)
35median age, about (Queenstown: 36)
$117kmedian household income, about (Queenstown: $138k)
49%of households own their home (2018: 48%)

Age

  • 30-64 years53%
  • 15-29 years23%
  • Under 15 years12%
  • 65 years and over11%

Households

  • One-family household (with or without other people)59%
  • One-person household23%
  • Other multi-person household12%
  • Two-family household (with or without other people)5%
  • Three or more family household (with or without other people)0%

Ethnicity

  • European65%
  • Asian24%
  • Middle Eastern/Latin American/African10%
  • Māori6%
  • Pacific Peoples2%
  • Other Ethnicity1%

Where people were born

  • New Zealand48%
  • Asia20%
  • United Kingdom and Ireland10%
  • Other10%
  • Europe (excl United Kingdom and Ireland)4%
  • Australia4%
  • North America2%
  • Pacific Islands2%

Household income

  • $100,001-$150,00023%
  • $150,001-$200,00017%
  • $200,001 or more16%
  • $70,001-$100,00015%
  • $50,001-$70,00011%
  • $30,001-$50,0009%
  • $20,000 or less6%
  • $20,001-$30,0004%

Dwellings

  • Separate house47%
  • Joined dwelling46%
  • Other private dwelling5%
  • Non-private dwelling1%

Highest qualification

  • Bachelor degree and Level 7 qualification19%
  • Overseas secondary school qualification15%
  • Level 4 certificate10%
  • Level 3 certificate10%
  • No qualification8%
  • Level 5 diploma7%
  • Level 1 certificate7%
  • Level 2 certificate7%

Stats NZ Census 2023 and 2018, summed over the census areas inside Frankton. Medians are approximate: Stats NZ publishes them per area and they cannot be added up exactly.

Real estate agents selling in Frankton

39 agents have been credited on a sale or a live listing in Frankton in the last two years. Those with the most:

All 39 real estate agents in Frankton, with their recent sales and which agencies sell the suburb.

Counted from sales records that name the agent, and from current listings. A count of activity, not a rating.

Building and resource consents in Frankton

73building consents in the last 12 months ($95.8m of work)
  • 29 Sept 2026 · Building consentAlterations to 2-storey dwelling: Remove old gas fire and install in built Firenzo Topa, Firenzo/SFP Flue Kits or Davin Flue.
  • 41 Marina Drive28 Sept 2026 · Building consentSwimming pool fencing
  • 14 Hansen Road24 Sept 2026 · Building consentConstruction of a two storey commercial building with associated landscaping
  • 2 Magnolia Place18 Sept 2026 · Building consentAlteration and change of use of existing dwelling: Alteration and extension to existing garage creating new self contained space, including internal alterations / renovations of existing dwelling
  • 15 Purple Ash Avenue15 Sept 2026 · Building consentConstruction of commercial building with office, mezzanine storage, car grooming section, and an automotive workshop.

Search building consents in Frankton and see Stats NZ's count of new homes there.

Sales and valuations as at 18 September 2026, from council and LINZ records. Figures resting on fewer than 5 sales are not shown.

Property sold by street in Frankton

About property sold in Frankton, Queenstown

Every property in Frankton, Queenstown, whether it is for sale or not: homes, sections, farms, lifestyle blocks, shops, offices and industrial land. Each is listed from the council rating roll and Toitū Te Whenua LINZ, with the listing beside it when an agent is marketing it.

Sales come from the council valuation roll and the listings that preceded them. Each opens on the property’s own page, with its full sales history, our estimate of its value today and its title.

Each property has its own page: our estimate of its value beside the council rating valuation, past sale prices, the title and land area, zoning and hazards, building consents, and what it would cost to own.

Listings are published by the agents who market them. Addresses, land details and rating valuations come from Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and from the council. No ownership information is published.

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