Stages 1–3 at Parkview Helensville are now completely sold out, with only 12 sections remaining in stages 4 & 5.
A limited selection of house and land packages and section-only opportunities are available.
To secure your preferred lot, please register your interest today.
Lot 62 21 Mahi Road $535,000
Lot 68 4 Panui Avenue $530,000
Lot 70 3 Panui Avenue $435,000
Lot 75 38 Mahi Road $485,000
Lot 77 34 Mahi Road $485,000
Lot 79 30 Mahi Road $495,000
Lot 82 22 Mahi Road $485,000
Lot 103 25 Mahi Road $525,000
Lot 105 17 Panui Ave $500,000
Lot 106 15 Panui Ave $500,000
Lot 410 13 Kanono Way $425,000
Lot 408 9 Kanono Way $425,000
Important water supply information: Watercare can only supply fire safety water supply, tank water is required for household water supply.
A lot of us want to give our kids the kind of freedom we had when we were growing up – a good neighbourhood, a local village and school they can walk or ride their bikes to, and a backyard with no boundaries, courtesy of nature. A small town life offers space to roam and room to breathe on the mortgage payments, but how do you achieve that while at the same time staying connected to the city? Read on.
Parkview is sited on gently sloping land, just a 20-minute walk from Helensville village with grandstand views over Rautawhiri Park in the foreground, and established bush and farmland in the distance.
The recently upgraded Rautawhiri Park has great facilities, including a dog exercise area, a skate and scooter park, brand new exercise equipment, recently resurfaced tennis and netball courts, soccer and rugby fields and a soon-to-be-completed 2km pathway tracing the outskirts of the park, perfect for a morning walk.
Stages 1, 2 and 3 are now sold out.
A final selection of sections in Stages 4 and 5 are on sale now with house and land packages starting at $800,000 and sections from $425,000, so register your interest.
Finance packages are also available requiring just a 5% deposit arrangement with no loan repayments until house completion.
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Helensville’s Maori name is Te Awaroa — "The Valley of the Long River"— after the Kaipara River that winds through the historic township. The area was settled in 1862 by the pioneer timber miller, John McLeod, from Novia Scotia. He built a single-storey kauri home and named it Helen’s Villa, in honour of his wife. As the town grew it took and adapted the name.
Helensville's population as at the 2013 census was 2,643. The village attracts a steady stream of visitors as a gateway for the Northwest region's varied recreational activities. Horse trekking, mountain biking, fishing, golfing, hiking, hot pools, west coast beaches and wineries are all within easy reach.
Parkview is within close walking distance of two good schools with growing rolls and an engaged parent community. Below are excerpts from the Education Review Office (ERO) reports for the schools. We encourage you to read the full reports at ero.govt.nz.
ERO Report, October 2016
"Effective leadership and stewardship are guiding the school's practices that support all learners to achieve success. The culture of high expectations for children and staff is underpinned by the belief that all children are capable learners."
ERO Report, January 2017
"The school’s increasingly broad and responsive curriculum is very effective in engaging students in learning. Students experience authentic and purposeful learning that responds to their strengths and learning needs."
A massive injection of government funds into roading infrastructure has brought Helensville closer to Auckland over the last five years. With an off-peak drive time of 39 minutes to the CBD, Helensville is now closer than ever. The reduced drive time and flood of investment has brought new residents, retailers and businesses. At the same time Westgate and Northwest have become major suburban centres, supplying everything the growing region’s residents need, just a 25-minute drive from Parkview.
The newly established Kumeu Film Studio is New Zealand’s largest post-production powerhouse, and is expected to further boost the region’s economy.
Parkview is a 39-minute drive (off-peak) from Auckland central, via State Highway 16. The new neighbourhood is located opposite Rautawhiri Park on Rautawhiri Road, Helensville.
Explore the area in the map below. Click on the icons for more information about nearby attractions.
Mineral hot springs with a large indoor and outdoor pool and two fun, fast hydro slides.
A premier equestrian centre with both sand and grass arenas and an all-level cross country course.
Over 100kms of purpose built mountain biking tracks and jumps plus walking trails, horse trekking and a high rope course.
One of the largest harbours in the world (947km2) this breeding ground for snapper, mullet, flounder, sole, kahawai, white trevally and gurnard is popular with recreational fishermen.
The birthplace of Auckland's viticulture industry, this vibrant small town is surrounded by over a dozen wineries.
Black sand, great surf and rugged beauty – with the added bonus of a gannet colony.
These two centres form the retail, commercial and community hub for the region. Cinemas, 10-pin bowling, mini-golf, restaurants, bars and lots of shopping.
Home to North Harbour stadium plus Westfield Albany, which boasts 7ha of indoor space.
Auckland Transport has earmarked the northwest for further public transport investment, including a Rapid Transit Network linking Kumeu to the city, and new park and ride facilities.
The recently completed Waterview connection links the north-western motorway (SH16) and the south-western motorway (SH20) to the airport.
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