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A masterplanned community of 58 homeS

COMING SOON

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A PLACE SHAPED BY CONNECTION

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A new community is taking shape in Kerikeri. Fifty-eight standalone homes, thoughtfully designed around connection and inspired by nature, offering a way of living that simply feels like home.

Designed for Kerikeri

Te Tui Ora is being delivered as a thoughtfully planned, 58 standalone homes staged development, with a focus on embracing the best of Kerikeri.

 

Designed to complement its natural landscape, the neighbourhood will provide a place where families can enjoy a relaxed, connected lifestyle with amenity in close proximity.

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HOmes for living

The development will feature a collection of three and four-bedroom single level, standalone homes and designed to provide spacious, contemporary living for families, first-home buyers and those looking to downsize.

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DElivered with intention

Delivered in partnership with Ngāti Rēhia, together we share a commitment in respecting the whenua, acknowledging its history, and contributing positively to its future. These homes are intended to support the full housing continuum, creating opportunities for first-home buyers, local families, local hapū, and those looking to put down roots in the beautiful Kerikeri.

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Life in Kerikeri

Set among the orchards, waterways and rolling landscapes of the Bay of Islands, Kerikeri offers a lifestyle that feels a world away from the everyday. Known for its warm climate, natural beauty and strong sense of community, it’s a place where weekends are spent on the water, exploring local markets, enjoying great food or simply making the most of the outdoors. With a relaxed pace, rich history and everything you need close at hand, Kerikeri is a place to put down roots and live well.

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