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A fully consented eight-unit townhouse development positioned in one of West Auckland’s most convenient and fast-growing residential corridors — offering strong potential for developers and long-term investors.
Set on a 905 m² freehold site, this approved multi-unit design delivers eight modern three-bedroom townhouses, each featuring a practical three-level layout with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a separate Toilet. Floor areas range from approximately 100–124 m², supported by well-proportioned living spaces and private outdoor areas.
The location offers exceptional everyday convenience. Ranui Train Station is close by, providing direct rail access to Henderson and the CBD. Bus routes, supermarkets, schools, childcare centres, parks, and community facilities are all within easy reach. Major retail destinations — including Westgate, NorthWest Shopping Centre, Lincoln Road, and Henderson Town Centre — are only minutes away, ensuring strong appeal for both owner-occupiers and tenants.
With RC Consent already in place and demand for quality townhouses continuing to rise across West Auckland, this property represents a compelling opportunity for developers, builders, and investors seeking a project with clear long-term potential.
A well-located, fully consented multi-unit development in a high-demand urban catchment — an excellent foundation for your next project.
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What the council has been asked to allow under the Resource Management Act. None on this property · 13 land use or subdivision consents within 250 m.
A playground upgrade involving works in the root zone of public park trees, relocating one small (3 m) redwood tree, and removing three small (3 m) trees. Also planting new trees. Tree owner approval
The proposal seeks that the minor unit on the property be converted to a residential unit.
Amend resource consent Condition 1 to alter the roll to 50 children and 10 staff; Amend Condition 1 to provide for the building design Amend Condition 1 to provide on the plans for sign Amend Condition 1 to provide for stormwater detention tanks and carpark drainage Amend Condition 1 to provide for a shortfall of two carparks. Amend Condition 4 to hours Amend Condition 25.b for typo
To construct 13 new residential units and provide 1 retail unit at ground floor, with associated unit title subdivision. Noting mino r infringements to the transport standards and outlook space.
Ministry for the Environment, National Monitoring System, July 2014 to June 2025. All resource consents
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