
121 Coal Pit Road, Gibbston
Queenstown · Queenstown-Lakes District
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Home expense estimates
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What it would cost to buy 121 Coal Pit Road
All 17 lenders at 1 year fixed
China Construction Bank4.49%s
ICBC4.65%s
Bank of China4.68%s
AIA New Zealand4.99%
ANZ Bank New Zealand4.99%s
ASB Bank4.99%
Bank of Baroda4.99%
Police Credit Union4.99%
TSB Bank4.99%s
Unity Credit Union4.99%sKiwibank5.15%s
Bank of New Zealand5.19%
SBS Bank5.19%s
The Co-operative Bank5.19%s
Westpac New Zealand5.19%s
First Credit Union5.29%sKookmin Bank Auckland Branch5.35%
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Property data
- Property categoryUse not published
- CouncilQueenstown-Lakes District
- Valuation #29072-2200
From the council’s rating records and the other sources noted on hover. Bedrooms and bathrooms may come from a past listing. Built is the decade the valuer records.
Title and land
Order a title record- Title numberOT18C/220
- Title typeFreeholdGuaranteedStandard registered title
- Estate descriptionFee Simple, 1/1, Part Lot 26 Deposited Plan 23709, 126,611 m2
- Legal descriptionPart Lot 26 Deposited Plan 23709
- Land area12.7 ha
- Title issued14 May 1998
- Land districtOtago
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Listings
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Building consents
Building work the council has consented on this property, newest first. 8 consents on record.
- 2 Oct 2025Adds/Alts$2,500 declared
Alterations to single storey dwelling - install freestanding wood burner
Consent BC250318 · Queenstown-Lakes District - 15 Feb 2024New$1,800,000 declared
Construction of a dwelling - 121 Coal Pit Road, Gibbston Valley
Consent BC231335 · Queenstown-Lakes District - 25 Jan 2022Adds/Alts$400,000 declared
Apartment fitout on first floor of existing two-level winery building - 121 Coal Pit Road Gibbston Valley Queenstown
Consent BC211572 · Queenstown-Lakes District - Date not publishedNew$750,000 declared
Erect New Winery And Barrel Room.
Consent BC061489 · Queenstown-Lakes District - Date not publishedAdds/Alts$2,000 declared
Install Fire Appliance
Consent BC940272 · Queenstown-Lakes District - Date not publishedAdds/Alts$250,000 declared
Demolish Exsting Blding & Erect New Dwelling
Consent BC951031 · Queenstown-Lakes District - Date not publishedNew$27,000 declared
Erect Storage/Implement Shed
Consent BC931331 · Queenstown-Lakes District - Date not publishedAdds/Alts
Alterations To Winery Change Of Use
Consent BC061489A · Queenstown-Lakes District
Resource consents
What the council has been asked to allow under the Resource Management Act. None on this property · 4 land use or subdivision consents within 250 m.
Within 250 m
- 7 Jul 2023Land use
COAL PIT WINES LIMITED - ESTABLISH AN ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL UNIT ON SUBJECT SITE AT 121 COAL PIT ROAD, GIBBSTON
RM230497 · Queenstown-Lakes District101 mGranted - 23 Mar 2022Land use
COAL PIT WINES LIMITED - TO VARY CONSENT CONDITIONS TO BETTER DEFINE THE WORKERS ACCOMMODATION UNIT AND TO CANCEL A CONSENT CONDITION, REGARDING NO FURTHER UNITS ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED ON SITE AT 121 COAL PIT ROAD, GIBBSTON
RM220083 · Queenstown-Lakes District101 mGranted - 20 Oct 2021Land use
COAL PIT WINES LIMITED - ESTABLISH A RESIDENTIAL UNIT WITHIN AN EXISTING WINERY BUILDING FOR ON-SITE WORKER ACCOMMODATION AT 121 COAL PIT ROAD, GIBBSTON, QUEENSTOWN
RM210969 · Queenstown-Lakes District101 mGranted - 12 Feb 2018Land use
VARIATION TO CONDITION 1 OF RESOURCE CONSENT RM140552 AT 124 COAL PIT ROAD, GIBBSTON
RM180147 · Queenstown-Lakes District148 mGranted
Ministry for the Environment, National Monitoring System, July 2014 to June 2025. All resource consents
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Zoning and hazards
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Contaminated land
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About Gibbston
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