exclusive october 2012

ExclusiveOCTOBER 2012

THE EDINBURGH REALTY MAGAZINE

Aiming for the top Meet the fastest female rally driver, Emma Gilmour

Lure me in...A sneak peek at the Rosary exhibition at Lure

Sweet temptationSpelt Bakery on Highgate cure the sugar craving

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Welcome to the October issue of Exclusive.

Spring is here along with warmer temperatures, making it one of my favorite times of the year. In the local property market, the volume of properties traded continues to grow and we are still very much in a seller’s market. There is considerable competition between buyers in the $250,000 - 450,000 price range. If you are interested to know what your property is worth, I would suggest you call us today for an obligation-free market appraisal as this seller’s market won’t last forever.

In this edition of Exclusive Emma Gilmour races us through her career as a rally driver, we have a sneak peek at the Rosary exhibition at Lure, and Spelt Bakery on Highgate show us how to create Red Velvet cupcakes.

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Meet the fastest female rally driver, Emma Gilmour.

Cover Image: 6 Harden Street, Woodhaugh

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Spelt Bakery on Highgate’s Red Velvet cupcakes are a tempting treat...

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Take a sneak peek at the fantastic Rosary exhibition at Lure this month.

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Emma Gilmour - Aiming for the top 4

Lure 6

Ravensbourne School 8

Cuisine 9

Dunedin 10

Business for sale 22

Investment 23

University Investment 24

Lifestyle & Rural 34

Mosgiel 40

South Otago 42

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Christmas wishesMusical Theatre Dunedin (formerley Dunedin Operatic) is proud to present its end of year Theatre Restaurant; ‘All I Want For

Christmas’ in November. ‘All I Want for Christmas’ is a musical revue and celebration of songs that have been made popular during the Christmas and New Year seasons of past years. If you love cabaret and songs celebrating Christmas and New Year plus jazz, blues, swing, modern standards and even some musical theatre… this is the show for you. A show with dudes and divas, energy and punch, with a splash of mistletoe… and maybe even Santa! With Artistic Direction from well known Dunedin Performer, M.C. and Director, John Kiernan – Sear, this is a show not to be missed.

‘All I Want for Christmas’ is a three Act show, including a three course meal. There will be 10 performances from 22 – 30 November, including an early performance on Sunday 25 November. For reservations phone Lori Moodie on (03) 473 9017 or download a booking form from www.musicaltheatredunedin.org.nz

Otago vs. WellingtonKickoff 7.35pm, Saturday 6 October 2012

Spelt Bakery on Highgate produces a range of hand-made jams, pesto, chutneys, sauces and relishes just like your grandmother used to make. In store you can find their complete range, along with some home-style classics such as baked beans and floral honey produced here in Dunedin.

Prices start from just $5.00. Spelt Bakery on Highgate - 483 Highgate, Maori Hill. See www.speltbakery.com for more information.

Home-style classics

Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin

$20 adults$5 child$12.50 student$40 family (2 adults, 2 children)

Otago vs. AucklandKickoff 7.35pm, Thursday 11 October 2012


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New bookcapturesDunedinlifestyle

If the Dunedin Light weekly photo reports have escaped you over the past year, you can relax – photographer Derek Morrison has wrangled the best images into a beautiful coffee-table book. Dunedin Light Seasons is a 160-page hardback photographic book that features the best images shot along Dunedin’s coastline in the past year. This timeless tome unearths the locals and visitors making the stunning beaches of Dunedin their playground, training ground and back-yard. “We’ve really been lucky to capture a side of this city that not everyone gets to see – there are surprises in here for everyone,” explained Derek Morrison.

Dunedin Light Seasons will retail for $49.99 and will be available in November at selected retailers and at www.ridemedia.co.nz.

Otago Festival of the ArtsEstablished in 1999 the Otago Festival of the Arts celebrates the excellent and the

extraordinary; a boutique festival in a boutique city. The 2012 line-up features spectacular and intimate, quirky and classic, avant garde, and family events not to be missed.

On the opening festival weekend the Octagon will be closed for the “Chalktagon!” chalk drawing on October 6. Billy Bragg and the Vienna Boys’ Choir headline the musical features of the festival. Other international acts include French-Canadian folk group Le Vent du Nord, Korean violin virtuoso HAHN-BIN (pictured right) and Brazilian dance troupe Bale Folclorico da Bahia.

The ever popular “St Paul’s At One” lunchtime concert series returns to St Paul’s Cathedral with pianist Michael Houstoun, harpist Helen Webby, pianist and trumpeter Trevor Coleman, saxophonist Nick Cornish, poet Brian Turner and guitarist Carlos Navae.

The 2012 Otago Festival of the Arts runs from October 5-14. See www.otagofestival.co.nz for more information.

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Aiming for the top

In New Zealand in recent years, Emma Gilmour has earned the respect of the rally fraternity as a driver of considerable ability and one to beat since entering the sport in 2001, when she gained a sixth place out of ninety-six cars and won her class in her first one-day tarmac rally. “I love the sport. The buzz I get driving a car as fast as possible over blind crests and through blind corners on a surface that is forever changing is simply addictive. When it all goes right it feels like you are dancing with your car,” Emma said. Always fast, usually there at the finish, Emma admits to being a very competitive person by nature and it was a link up with a new co-driver from Perth, Australia, Glenn Macneall that provided the incentive for her to

At the end of the recent 2012 Brian Green Group, NZ National Rally Championship season Dunedin driver Emma Gilmour was runner-up to Richard Mason for the third successive year. It’s not easy for any female to get to the top in any form of usually male-dominated motorsport and rallying is no exception, with just a handful at the top level internationally.

become a top competitive rally driver. “I was part of the organising committee for the Otago Rally in 2001 and my Dad (Alistair) had usually co-driven for me. The committee wanted a course car – a Zero car and I thought I could do that. I guess I should have told them I hadn’t driven much on gravel before then,” Emma laughed.

It was to be a turning point in her rally career which up until then had consisted mainly of tarmac rallies, local car club hill-climb and gymkhana events in her cousin Gwynn’s Mitsubishi Evo III in which she had originally co-driven for him in the 1990s. “My dad suggested I get a co-driver with more experience on gravel who could teach me

and I was friends with Glenn Macneall from Perth, Australia. I jokingly said to him would you come over and co-drive for me?”

A professional rally co-driver in the WRC series, Glenn agreed to come over and be her co-driver after seeing her first rally results. Now her life-partner and also business partner in their Dunedin Suzuki dealership since October 2011, Glenn showed a lot of faith in his new driver by taking on the role, especially after a tongue-in cheek query by Emma just before the start. “We were on the way to the first stage when I said to Glenn, how do I drive on this gravel?” She admitted that things were a “bit hairy” at first, but by the end of

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the first day, things weren’t going too badly and they had set some competitive times by the end of the day. “It was through Glenn’s encouragement and the fact that he thought I had a lot of natural ability that he encouraged me to do it to a level where I could get good sponsorship and especially being a female, I had something different to offer,” she said. Her first rally was an international rally out of Rotorua, part of the Asia Pacific series which some thought was being a bit ambitious. The end result proved to be the right move in gaining the all-important sponsorship, driving her Mitsubishi Evo III. “Glenn’s thinking was that it (the rally) was going to have international exposure and media coverage and if you did a good job, then you had more chance of getting sponsorship. It was a bit of a gamble. We could easily have sunk as easily as we swum. We started out 44th and ended up 16th in the Evo III, so it all really started there and it paid off.”

After a short spell in a Mitsubishi Evo VI, the pair purchased a Subaru in 2006 and began what was a very successful association with Subaru New

Zealand. “Since 2006 I have had a great group of long-term dedicated sponsors including Vantage Aluminium Joinery as part of our team. Their support is what enables us to be able to follow our dreams,” she said. Skilled preparation of any rally car to be fully competitive was essential to being a successful, top competitor. “I suppose it has been our weakness I guess, as Glenn or I are not mechanical, so we have had to rely on others. My father used to prepare my car when I first started, but it’s almost a full time job keeping the car at the level of preparation it needs, so we have been lucky to have many good people help us over the years.”

With their business based in Dunedin the aim was to keep the rally car preparation more in-house and make a stronger team. Emma acknowledged

their great local support. Ideally, she would love to be a professional rally driver, but with business commitments and the cost of competing at that level it would be a difficult move. “I still feel I haven’t reached my full potential. I’m realistic and I know that I just can’t put my life on hold and go overseas chasing a dream with a business to run, but I still hope to get the opportunity to get an overseas drive.”

Acknowledged internationally as the fastest female rally driver, she is still waiting for a sponsor who will take her on-board. “We had talks with Volkswagen last year. They really wanted to see a female in one of their cars, but then they changed their focus. It’s hard because I get the recognition because I’m female, but it’s not just because I’m a female. I’m just as good as the boys here, but in Europe I think they don’t recognise that yet because I haven’t been over there driving enough.” A moot point emphasized at this year’s Rally New Zealand where the pair annihilated the European competition in their class of car. As with any motorsport there was always the potential for

things to go wrong. “I’ve had a few crashes, but I guess I have a greater awareness now of safety. Roll cages for example. A lot of work goes into them and you make sure you have the best safety equipment. You don’t take any unnecessary risks.” A re-think for the six-round, 2013 rally championship would see a fresh approach from the Gilmour team with the Otago Rally first up, a rally she readily acknowledged as her favourite rally. “I would really like to win the Otago Rally,” she said.

Glenn in the meantime has a continuing commitment to co-drive a Skoda in the Asia Pacific series with Indian driver, Gaurav Gill, with rounds in Japan in September and China in November. Nominated by Motorsport NZ in 2011 to be a member of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission, Emma maintained regular European contacts but focussed on New Zealand where she enjoyed the support she got locally. “I guess it’s good to have a female role model. It’s not just the gender thing. It is a tough sport to get into anyway,” she said.

Emma also enjoys circuit motor-racing and really enjoyed a few endurance races she had taken part in but with the commitment to rallying, there wasn’t much time for other forms of motorsport. Physical fitness was also a prime requirement for rallying with time spent in the gym a necessity to keep up with rallying pace and demands. Emma’s focus in 2013 was to finally win the national championship and with the plans the pair have made it could be their year.

Above left: Glenn Macneall and Emma Gilmour teamed up for rallying and now operate Dunedin’s Suzuki Dealership. Photo by Quinton Taylor. All other images courtesy of Geoff Ridder.

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Lureme in...After relocating to Dunedin in 1988, Ann Culy took a jewellery-making night class and discovered her love for the art. Ann started her gallery, Lure in lower Stuart Street, in 1995 with a very small group of jewellers and now sixteen years on it is still thriving.

Ann Culy started her artistic journey studying Fine Arts in the seventies, focusing on sculpture and making lost wax castings in bronze, and trying to fit in amongst the conceptual art culture. In 1988, Ann moved from Christchurch to Dunedin, and a trip to the dentist ended with Ann taking away some modeling tools for wax, and a temptation to join the jewellery-making night class herdentist had spoken enthusiastically about. Ann joined up and was instantly taken with the personal expression, intensity and people-oriented nature of the art.

Ann spent a few years at Fluxus Contemporary Jewellery, experiencing working with others in a gallery situation, and discovered how much she enjoyed working in a professional environment away from the home workshop. In 1995 Ann decided she wanted to make a gallery and workspace with her own personal stamp on it, and started Lure with a very small group of jewellers. Lure has allowed Ann to learn a lot about her style of selling and how much she enjoys running a business. Lure is a great mix of working alongside others and meeting new people each day in the gallery.

Ann’s love for Dunedin is always evident describing Dunedin as the ‘perfect-sized small city’. Lure has grown in leaps and bounds since 1995, enabling Ann to be able to concentrate on the job of running the gallery. The building Lure is located in has a real sense of a nest of jewellers, all being able to feed off each other. Lure’s most popular items with the contemporary jewellery demographic of Dunedin are brooches, mostly for good winter coats, and rings. Rings are a big draw card to lure people in to the gallery as the 25 or more represented jewellers provide a huge variety of pieces to explore and discover.

In association with the Otago Festival of the Arts, opening on 3rd October at Lure is Rosary - an exciting group exhibition featuring new work by invited New Zealand contemporary jewellers. Eighteen artists have been invited to interpret and respond to the concept of the Rosary. The resulting works are varied in terms of material, technique and design but all convey some personal meaning whether devotional, meditative, mysterious, historical, confrontational or political.

Victoria Mcintosh takes the rosary into thedomestic world, creating a piece from burnt

1. Victoria McIntosh2.Chris Charteris3.Ann Culy4. Pauline Bern


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wooden beads and a charred black clothes peg. The resulting burnt offering nicely subverts the familiar devotional rosary, making a work that is as oppressive as it is beautiful.

In ‘Beads of Contemplation’ Rainer Beneke offers a work that is fluid and tactile. Amber and silver beads threaded onto a black cord are free to move, inviting interaction between the wearer and the bracelet. These beads create a meditative quality - the act of holding the bracelet and touching the beads, gently moving them along the cord, encourages contemplation. The fact that no two beads are alike increases the sensory nature of the interaction - as if we are being invited to learn the meaning of the work through touch.

Ann Culy’s silken thread, silver and pure gold neckpiece introduces a limited colour palette - of black and gold - to create a work that is rich in contrast. Here we feel the softness of the cord, the frayed, ‘open’ ends which form a sensuous counterpart to the tightly plaited length. The arrangement of hard metals - silver and gold - create punctuation points along the neckpiece - pauses in motion which can be shifted as if re-arranging time.

Auckland based jeweller Pauline Bern uses pink plastic coated nikau seeds and silver to give a New Zealand take on the European rosary. Chris Charteris creates a Pacific Rosary using mother-of-pearl, vau and paint. Here the symbols of Christianity are applied to the traditional form of the breast-plate and we are invited to contemplate the exchange between Pacific and European cultures.

While Bern and Charteris reference indigenous cultures through their work, Elfi Spiewack makes a poignant statement about the Canterbury earthquakes. Broken crockery gathered from quake-damaged houses interrupts the smooth flow of regular silver forms, reminding us of the ways in which the ordered lives of Christchurch’s inhabitants were destroyed.

Fragility - this time in the form of a small boat bobbing at sea - features in the work of Barry Clarke while John Z Robinson creates a long rosary from inter-locking silver discs on fine black thread. Holding Robinson’s intricate work provokes wonder as the pieces ‘tinkle’ like crystals on a chandelier.

The pieces in Rosary are imaginative and thoughtful. The tactile quality of jewellery and the importance of touch is highlighted through the various responses of the artists.

Rosary will be exhibited at Lure, 3 - 13 October. Lure is located on the first floor of 130 Stuart Street, Dunedin. Phone (03) 477 5559 for more information.

Rosary press release written by Laurence Fearnley.

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Ravensbourne School

The school is very lucky to have its own swimming pool, which is used as much as possible. This year it will be open from Monday 12th November to Wednesday 13th December 2012 and reopen next year Tuesday 29th January to Thursday 6th March 2013. The community are welcome to use the pool and keys can be obtained from the office and cost $40 - $10 of this will be returned when the keys are returned at the end of the season. Having their own pool means that as well as daily swimming, the school can also provide the ‘Skills to Swim’ programme for years 4-6 at a much-reduced rate.

Last year Ravensbourne School joined the Enviroschools Programme and became members of the Heart Foundation, Healthy Choices Programme. This works well with the school focus on Sustainability. Through focus on sustainability, children will learn about how best to live harmoniously with their environment both as an individual and as a family. Enviroschools

Ravensbourne School has been a long-standing part of the community since it was opened in 1877. A small school, situated on the western side of the Otago Harbour, who pride themselves on being a family-orientated school.

encourages the refocus on Science and the Nature of Science. This is filtering through all the curriculum areas. One of the changes made since the membership with The Healthy Choices Programme has been in the canteen where the school ensures that the food available for the children complies with the Heart Foundation guidelines thereby getting the Heart Foundation’s tick of approval.

Ravensbourne School had a Community Open Day on March 2nd with displays by Ravensdown Fertiliser, Highland Dancers, Emergency Services and Pool Lifesaving. Ravensbourne School won tickets to see the Cricket test between South Africa and New Zealand in Dunedin earlier this year, with all of the Year 4, 5 and 6 children going along. A highlight for term 2 on Thursday afternoons were the American Fullbright Scholar scientists, who have been volunteering to teach Science in Schools. The children have been in groups Physics (flight), Geology (tectonic plates), Biology (plants and

animals). On 27th July Ravensbourne School celebrated their ‘Breakfast for Champions’. They invited several special guests; Mayor Dave Cull, Ravensdown Works manager Tony Gray, players from Otago Razorbacks, Football South, Southern Steel Netball and Oceana Gold Nuggets. Tony Gray presented a wonderful box of new embroidered sunhats to the school on behalf of Ravensdown. Mayor Dave Cull officially opened the Breakfast and lit the Olympic flame. Each child donated three items of non-perishable food to the representative of Presbyterian Support, Marilyn Ross.

The school visited Southern Clams earlier this term, trying clams and clam chowder and seeing how the clams get washed, packed and boxed. The -18 degree freezer was a bit too cold for some of the children!

For more information about Ravensbourne School or the pool, see www.ravensbourne.school.nz


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Ingredients

60g butter

150g caster sugar

1 egg

10g cocoa

Approx. 2 tablespoons red food colouring

½ teaspoon vanilla essence

60ml plain yoghurt

60ml milk

150g plain flour

½ teaspoon salt

½ teaspoon baking soda

1½ teaspoons white wine vinegar

After spending the last two years living and working in Fiordland, James and Felicity Musk moved back to their home town of Dunedin four months ago to fulfil their dream of owning an artisan bakery.

James orginally trained as a chef twelve years ago at High Tide Restaurant, but has always had a passion for baking and this venture allows him to share his passion with the Dunedin public. The early starts have been a bit of a challenge, however James maintain this is a crucial part of a neighbourhood bakery and ensuring freshness of his products.

Although Spelt Bakery on Highgate has just started out it is quickly becoming renowned for its gourmet pies, artisan pastries, handmade bread, small cakes and great coffee.

How to proceedPreheat oven to 170 degrees. Beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat well until everything is well incorporated.

In a separate bowl combine cocoa, red food colouring and vanilla essence to make a thick dark paste. Add to the butter mix and beat until well combined.

Combine yoghurt and milk, then add half this mix to the butter mixture continue to beat until well mixed. Then add half the flour and beat once again until well combined. Repeat this process until all the yoghurt, milk and flour is incorporated. Lastly add salt, baking soda and vinegar and beat quickly for a couple more minutes.

Spoon into cupcake cases until two thirds full and bake for 20-25 minutes. Leave to cool before decorating with cream cheese frosting.

Cream Cheese FrostingBeat 300 grams of icing sugar with 50g unsalted butter until the mixture comes together and is well mixed. Add 125g cold cream cheese and beat for five to ten minutes.

Red Velvet Cupcakes

with Cream Cheese Frosting

Spelt Bakery on Highgate | 483 Highgate, Maori Hill | (03) 464 0271 | www.speltbakery.com

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DOCTORS POINT 2 Short Street, “Broadwater”

Woodland and waterfrontIn 1983, the present owners of this north-facing property on Blueskin Bay, briefed architect Mr. E.J. (Ted) McCoy to design a residence for what he enthused, was a unique waterfront site. With 180° coastal views, the resulting distinctive house has many well-placed windows to capture the ever changing estuary views with its bush-clad headlands and sheltered coves. Down a country lane, the approach by tree-lined driveway leads to a courtyard overlooked by the creeper-covered, gabled stucco house and the adjoining garage wing.

A sheltered tiled porch gives on to the entrance hall. The ground floor has a dining/living room with log-burner, well appointed kitchen, guest bedroom with bathroom, separate toilet, gallery, laundry and double garage. Adjoining the living area is the vaulted and paneled sitting room, a Colonial kauri mantlepiece providing a striking focal point. An open staircase from the living area leads to a sunroom/living room which enjoys spectacular coastal views. Two bedrooms have bi-fold louvre doors opening onto this sunny area. These rooms also share a dressing room, shower room and separate toilet.


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Downstairs rooms have access to the generous paved terraces that lead to the waterfront and bush walk. Designed for hospitality with three living rooms; the interior design incorporates quality furnishings with emphasis on colour and comfort. A classic home with character, architectural detailing and cleverly used space.

‘Broadwater’ offers abundant birdlife, seclusion, mature trees, a large vegetable garden, and a lily pond. Enhanced country living, by the sea, 15 minutes from Dunedin.

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WOODHAUGH 6 Harden Street

Couples’ retreatA unique opportunity to purchase a slice of paradise. Built in the 1950s and set on over a ½ acre of gorgeous mature garden with a babbling brook, this private two bedroom home will impress. Designed to make the most of the magnificent setting, the home incorporates beautiful wooden features. The cottage kitchen and open dining area give every opportunity to enjoy the picturesque grounds. The spacious lounge with heatpump features french doors opening out to the large sunny outdoor area. A courtyard at the rear of the property provides for outdoor entertaining. The generous sized master bedroom has french doors out to the courtyard. The second double bedroom has the same stunning outlook. Bathroom with bath and separate shower. Double garage, off street parking and a good sized utilities room. A wonderful secluded spot, just a short drive to town.

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MUSSELBURGH 8 Cavell Street

Opportunity knocksPotential plus. Solid with great street appeal. This 3/4 bedroom gentleman’s residence has lovely original character features and could be turned into a grand abode. It lies well to the sun and is close to Musselburgh shops, cafes, buses and schools. Currently used as a quality rental returning $335 per week. Tenancy in place until end of January. Garage with internal access. Easy care section. With a bit of modernising, this would make and excellent family home.

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Dale Carruth021 182 2606

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MUSSELBURGH 23A Lochend Street

Be quick - The price is rightSpacious and tidy three bedroom home with two living areas. Upgraded kitchen and bathroom. Stroll to Musselburgh Village and all its great amenities. Off street parking for two cars. Compact section. Fixed term tenancy until January but tenants prepared to move so vacant possession possible. Currently returning $340 a week! Overseas vendor cashing up. With some T.L.C. this would make a great home or quality rental. Don’t delay.

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CALTON HILL 45 Ryehill Street

First home buyers delight!Classic three bedroom bungalow, and modernised with a smart kitchen and bathroom. Open plan kitchen and living area fitted with a heatpump. Sunny conservatory at the front of the house and office at the back. Private, fully fenced backyard elevated for fantastic sun and views. Single garage. Situated in an area popular with families, close to shops, schools and public transport.

3 1 1+OSP

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ROSLYN 388 Stuart Street

Huge modern family homeA stone’s throw away from the restaurants, bars and shops in the Roslyn Village, this home is designed for easily family living. New kitchen, great sized dining and family rooms, multi-fuel burner, 2 heat pumps and a large lounge with a cosy open fire. 4-5 bedrooms plus a rumpus room, master bedroom with ensuite. Fantastic indoor/outdoor flow to a private, paved courtyard area. Heaps of OSP.

5 2 OSP

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THE GLEN 125 Maryhill Terrace

Hello - Good buy!Spacious three bedroom brick bungalow full of character. The modern kitchen flows to an open dining area with French doors out to a private deck. Large living room fitted with an electric fire. The home features three double bedrooms with new carpet. The property is elevated for fantastic views and sun. A single garage provides parking and storage. This is great buying for first home buyers or investors.

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WAKARI 27 Mount Street

Great home in sunny locationTidy three double bedroom family home with large living area heated by both fire and heatpump. The living room opens out to a private sheltered deck, paved outdoor patio and great lawn section which gets good sun. A single garage provides security and storage. Situated in a popular area, this lovely home is close to good schools, shops and public transport, and awaits your inspection.

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$249,000Web iD DO7316


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TAIERI MOUTH Totara Close

Exclusive subdivisionJust 25 minutes from the city and airport, lies this beautiful coastal retreat of Taieri Mouth. Magnificent coastal and river views. Underground services, on the school bus route. Great for a weekend retreat or permanent home. Fantastic recreational fishing both sea and fresh water. These sections are outstanding value - call today.

Lot 1 By negLot 3 $98,500Lot 5 $89,000Lot 6 $89,000Lot 8 $119,000Lot 11 $98,000

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Jim Columb0274 327 486James Columb0274 761 007

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CALTON HILL 55 Cole Street

Truly something specialThis stunning property is not to be missed. Renovated to high standard by professional builder/owner. New rimu kitchen. New bathroom. Two toilets. Open plan kitchen/dining/living plus separate lounge. Two sunporches. Three double bedrooms. Stunning leadlight fittings throughout. Two heatpumps and an open fire. Deck, glasshouse and BBQ area. Double garage.

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$229,000Web iD DO7231


MORNINGTON 23 Neidpath Road

Honey for the moneyCountry cottage character. Great sun and street appeal. Demolition-proof exterior - concrete over double brick. Pristine Kauri floors. 3/4 bedrooms. Open plan kitchen/living. Private deck. Lovely gardens and fully fenced section. Double garage. Heatpump and gas hot water. Great first home or investment. Was rented at $340pw. All reasonable offers considered.

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ROSLYN 1 Tweed Street

Charming Roslyn villaClassic 1900s villa located only five minutes’ walk from the Roslyn Village. Three generous sized bedrooms with utility room, modern kitchen flows onto a good sized dining room. Lounge has fantastic views over the harbour. Verandah is perfect for entertaining guests. Easily maintained section. Rarely available in this area.

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$235,000Web iD DO7056

Ann Fitzgibbon-Park021 770 063

CAREYS BAY 16A Slant Street

Enjoy the peace and privacyEnjoy the peace and quiet from this private two bedroom townhouse in the heart of Careys Bay. Sunny open plan living with a heat pump, indoor-outdoor flow and harbour view. Situated on an easy-care section, within easy walking distance to the harbour, hotels, cafés, galleries and nearby Port Chalmers shopping centre.

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PORT CHALMERS 2 Meridian Street

A sunny hideawayRelax in the sunshine and enjoy breath- taking views of Port Chalmers township, Mussel Bay, the harbour and beyond. Offering four bedrooms, lounge with a log burner, a private setting, walking distance to schools, harbour and shopping centre. It’s rare to find a property like this – so don’t miss out!

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SAWYERS BAY 72 Reservoir Rd

Sawyers Bay sectionThis recently pegged out section lies well to the sun and is handy to the Golf course. Sawyers Bay Primary School is within walking distance, as is the Pony club, and close to Port Chalmers shopping centre.

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Peter Wilson0274 327 489

MAORI HILL 746 Highgate

Entry level on HighgateGreat opportunity to move into a highly desirable area. Original brick and tile on 2 levels. Two bedrooms plus large storage/hobby room downstairs. Separate lounge and open plan kitchen/dining. Off street parking for 2 vehicles. A blank canvas for you to make your very own. Too good to pass by... You snooze, you lose!

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To be Auctioned1pm Wednesday 3 October 2012 at our office, 578 George Street, Dunedin

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ST KILDA 66 Queens Drive

Mortgagee saleA superb opportunity to buy a quality brick and tile 2 storeyed home in 2 flats. Downstairs offers one double bedroom, large open plan living room, a good kitchen, bathroom and a private yard (front and back). Upstairs is spacious offering large open plan living, quality kitchen, bathroom and an excellent double bedroom. Zoned R2 under the district plan, on a 607m² section.

2 2 OSP

RAVENSBOURNE 36 Kauri Street

Dunedin’s hidden secret!Build your dream home on this 502m2 sunny, sheltered section only minutes to town. Fantastic harbour views and concrete driveway already formed.

$69,000Web iD DO5870



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$269,000Web iD DO7280

Noel Jenkins027 2888 450

HALFWAY BUSH 396 Taieri Road

Modern comfortThis superbly comfortable home offers semi-open plan living unit with a modern kitchen, heat pump and a woodburner. Three double bedrooms with a renovated bathroom. Very family-friendly on a flat section, a double length garage and workshop.

3 1 1+OSP

MOSGIEL 14 Hartstonge Avenue

Development opportunityThis is a real opportunity to let your imagination run wild and look to develop this prime piece of land into a desirable end product. 2,849m² of land right next door to the Mosgiel New World. A flat, blank canvas ready for your input! Your earliest enquiry is welcome as this property ticks all of the boxes. Highly recommended.

$820,000 + GSTWeb iD DO7216


Negotiable over $519,000Web iD DO7083


WAVERLEY 105 Doon Street

Best views and sunLots of living options in this superb multi-dwelling property. Large four bedroom, two bathroom home in beautiful condition with stunning views. Also a completely separate four year old apartment featuring a large lounge, one double bedroom and a bathroom. Stunning Harbour, City and hill views. All the sun you can hope for!

5 3 1+OSP

$147,000Web iD DO5959


ST KILDA 30 Mills Street

Entry level home or investmentIn a top location is this tidy roughcast home and it is ready to go. Easy care home and section. It has 2 double bedrooms, lounge and kitchen/dining area. The property gets good sun and is in a very handy location to amenities, schools and shops. Excellent rental history.

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For sale by TenderClosing 4pm Thursday 25th October 2012 at our Dunedin office

Web iD DO7315


PORT CHALMERS 62A George Street

Former Garrison Hall siteOpportunity to own and develop this regular shaped near level site. Sitting with street frontage to main thoroughfare of Port Chalmers. Local activity zone on a 1014m² site. A great site to design and build or simply land bank for the future.


Debbie O’Driscoll0274 397 761Sel Sefo-Collins021 225 5735

FAIRFIELD 13 Hogan Place

Fabulous Fairfield!Well presented, permanent material, spacious family home. Situated on a 1044m² sunny child-friendly section, this home offers four bedrooms, spacious open plan living areas, two bathrooms, three toilets, a separate office, double garaging, and a balcony surrounding the entire house. Lovely and warm with terrific rural views and all the extras. The ideal family home.

4 2 2+OSP

$225,000Web iD DO7307

Sel Sefo-Collins021 225 5735

TAINUI 2 Magdala Street

Lovely and light!This delightful two bedroom home has great street appeal and will attract people looking for a sunny tidy home, with light open living areas, a good kitchen and bathroom, ample storage, and a little bit of garden. Set in a wonderful location close to shops, supermarkets and public transport, come along and decide if this is the one for you!

2 1 1+OSP


Noel Jenkins027 2888 450Colin McCrone0274 327 833

KAIKORAI 506 Kaikorai Valley Road

Land and buildingNear level 6.6ha property, formerly Kenmure Intermediate School. Appeal for industrial commercial use or as a residential development. The current owners have applied for resource consent to develop as 44 residential sites ie: 22 sections and 22 unit titled buildings. Full plans completed for subdivisions.


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$299,000Web iD DO7284

Colin McCrone0274 327 833

ST KILDA 23 Gourley Street

Desirable quality family homeWell-presented four double bedroom home. The original stunning features of ornate ceilings and fantastic stained glass have been retained. The family area is an open plan kitchen/dining and living room. Spacious separate lounge. Secure rear section. Garaging and off street parking. A family-friendly home in a pleasant location.

4 1 1+OSP


Quinton Taylor027 733 9158

CALTON HILL 453 South Road

Here’s a surpriseSit back and relax in the sun and enjoy the views from a sheltered wooden deck overlooking Dunedin and its Harbour from this lovely, warm, brick bungalow. A lot of the hard work has been done with the addition of a new open-plan living area and kitchen, with aluminium doors opening out to the decking. Good OSP with room to build a garage.

2/3 1 OSP

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ANDERSONS BAY 3 Tomahawk Road

Filadelfio’s - Gourmet Pizza, Restaurant & BarNew York inspired Filadelfio’s Restaurant & Bar famous for gourmet pizza, salads, pasta’s, desserts and coffee. Present owners have operated this business for the past 9 years and are now wishing to sell, Ideally suited to a couple wanting to get into this exciting business located in a high profile position in the popular suburb of Anderson’s Bay. Easy to operate, and added support from master Franchisor based in Dunedin.

By negotiationWeb iD COMKM97

Kevin Marks0272 791 648


DUNEDIN SOUTH 57 Wesley Street

Ideal first investmentThis 120m2, 1940s roughcast house is located in the heart of South Dunedin on a 478m2 flat section. Rented at $300pw on a fixed term tenancy. Four bedrooms and open plan living. Well fenced. Roll up your sleeves - great potential here to be a good first home or long term rental.

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$169,000 - 9.2%Web iD DO5941

Lane Sievwright021 526 366Clayton Sievwright021 191 5555Barclay Sievwright021 351 781

DUNEDIN CENTRAL 22 Jones Street

Walk to town!Close to the town centre, this conveniently located 2 double bedroom home is a must see. Upgraded kitchen & bathroom. Spacious open plan living with woodburner, opening onto sunny sheltered deck with views. Small, compact easy-care section with off street parking. Rented at $260pw until January 2013.

2 1 OSP

$199,000 - 6.79%Web iD DO7022


ST KILDA 3 Plunket Street

Big in St Kilda!This could be it! A big house on an easy-care section. Modernised throughout, this large 6 bedroom family home has space for the whole family or continue as a sought after investment. Currently rented at $500pw to 31/12/12 (or could be $600pw). 2 bathrooms, extra toilet, single garage, good OSP. Handy to schools, beach, playgrounds and an easy drive to CBD.

6 2 1+OSP

$379,000Web iD DO7148


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DUNEDIN CENTRAL 82 Stafford Street

Nest or investVery tidy inner city villa currently rented at $265pw, same tenant since 2009. Three bedrooms plus open plan living. Harbour view from front of house plus sheltered, sunny, well fenced rear yard. Wood burner and heat pump. Easy walk to work and City main street. Affordable inner-city living.

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$169,000 - 8.15%Web iD DO7253


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UNIVERSITY 38 Malvern Street

Multi-income opportunityTidy weatherboard property split into two, one bedroom self-contained flats, large bedroom, tidy kitchens, one with wood burner & one with heat pump. Flat rear yard with ample off street parking. Total rent $395pw. Both flats rented through to 31/12/2013. Entry level investment.

2 2 OSP

$227,000 - 9%Web iD DO7304


UNIVERSITY 809H Great King Street

Easy care investmentModern purpose built student flat comprising six double bedrooms with built-in desks & wardrobes, two bathrooms and spacious open plan living. Situated at the Great King Street end of the complex with great sunny aspect. Rented at $672pw to 31/12/12. OSP and close to all amenities. An easy, low maintenance investment!

6 2 OSP

$459,000 - 7.6%Web iD DO7301


NORTH EAST VALLEY 15 Carr Street

Need big?This substantial (218m²) villa would make an excellent high return investment, studio room conversion or large family home. Flat walk to “Gardens” shopping precinct and University. Six bedrooms, three bathrooms (modern), extended lounge opening to deck plus two street frontages. Has just become vacant and ready for new owner. Very well maintained throughout.

6 3 1

$339,000Web iD DO7320


UNIVERSITY 1/102 Harbour Terrace

Peace of mind investmentCentrally located, furnished 5 bedroom apartment/unit with a 2013 lease already signed at $600pw plus a car park providing an additional income opportunity. Recently upgraded, this tidy 1970s low-maintenance brick unit has all the mod cons to attract quality tenants - open plan living, breakfast bar, heat pump, dishwasher, built in bedroom furniture and two toilets.

5 1 OSP

$439,000 - 7.1%Web iD DO7309



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UNIVERSITY 144 Albany Street

Check out the location!Attractive to students from both Polytechnic and University. Six bedrooms and two bathrooms. Substantial refurbishment has been carried out on the flat. Rooms are large and old villa windows have been sympathetically replaced with (in keeping) low maintenance aluminium. Rear yard is private and well fenced. Current rent at $128, and rented for 2013 at $130pw.

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$595,000 - 6.93% (2012)Web iD DO7251


GARDENS 34 Gladstone Road

Gardens villaVery tidy 5 bedroom villa previously returning $500per week. Five good sized bedrooms, modern kitchen and bathroom. Heat pump. Large basement storage area. The location is only a few minutes’ walk to the Gardens shops and on to University. Good off-street parking. Ideal for family at Uni or buy and set your own rents for next year. Well worth inspection.

5 1 OSP

$285,000Web iD DO7297


CENTRAL CITY 68 Arthur Street

High return - Inner cityAn excellent example of early colonial terrace villa with original fireplaces and balastrads still in place. 4 bedrooms, upgraded bathroom and café-style dining/kitchen off lounge. Fully fenced, sunny rear yard. Affordable living in quiet area, close to town and schools, within walking distance to University or work. Currently tenanted to 31 December at $340pw.

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$199,000 - 8.88%Web iD DO7318


CENTRAL CITY 70 Arthur Street

Affordable inner city investmentInvest or nest in this classic terrace villa in a quiet location close to schools, within walking distance to Uni and the CBD. Many original features including ornate fireplaces and well preserved balastrads. Featuring two bedrooms downstairs plus appealing dining/kitchen. Upstairs three further bedrooms and bathroom. Walk on access to rear yard from Duncan Street.

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$219,000 - 8.5%Web iD DO7319


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UNIVERSITY 17 Warrender Street

Four bedder with upside!Four bedroom cottage only 50m from George St. Handy to all faculties yet much quieter than other Campus areas. Classic verandah with concrete patio, lean-to at the rear for the clothes line. Kitchen with lounge/dining adjacent. Upgraded service areas. Rented at $95 per room for 2012.

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$259,000 - 7.6%Web iD DO7312


$389,000 - 9.35% (2013)Web iD DO7273


OPOHO 7 Roxburgh Street

Sunny investmentGreat student investment or home and income opportunity. Four bedroom house along with two sleep outs and three bathrooms. This well maintained property is set in an elevated and established country style garden. Positioned to receive all day sun with views. A short walk to Gardens Shopping centre and University. Property comes with extensive chattels. Rented at $700 per week for 2013.

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$249,000Web iD DO7282


UNIVERSITY 9/93 Queen Street

Kids at Uni in 2013?Well managed complex of seventeen units built in the 1980’s. Safe, secure and only a few minutes to classes. Two bedrooms, separate toilet, bathrooms (shower), and lounge facing the view over Campus. 24hour Dairy at corner. One allotted car park on site. All on one level with a pleasant outlook. Can be sold prior.

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$455,000 - 7.4%Web iD DO7287


UNIVERSITY 809G Great King Street

Purpose builtModern purpose built student flat comprising six double bedrooms with built-in desks & wardrobes, two bathrooms and spacious open plan living. Rented at $648pw to 31/12/12. Rented at $660pw for 2013. Off street parking and close to all amenities. An easy, low maintenance investment!

6 2 1xOSP



UNIVERSITY 30 Park Street

Seldom availableThis is a very well presented investment offering 2 x three bedroom student flats rented at a modest $120 per room for 2012 i.e. $37,440pa. Only a short stroll to University. This property suits senior students and offers the new owner rental increases going forward. Buy now and set the rents for 2013 or ideal for children studying.

6 2 1

$520,000 - 7.2%Web iD DO7207


UNIVERSITY 84 Queen Street

Check this out!8% on income of $49,998 derived from a superbly presented villa in 4 flats + $25pw from a large garage/workshop & $12.50pw from single garage. The flats produce $248, $229, $229 & $218pw each. One 2 bedroom flat plus three 1 bedroom plus (study/small room) flats provide a split income stream, no outstanding maintenance in a very popular location close in but at the same time out of the war zone.

5 4 2

$625,000 - 8%Web iD DO7173


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$525,000Web iD DO7286


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 66A, B & C Elm Row

Seldom availableBuilt in the 1960’s these three brick inner city units are all on separate titles, each with their own garage and OSP. Freehold land but each unit is cross leased meaning the option of purchasing one or all three. Units B & C are both two bedroom with separate lounge/kitchen, whilst unit A is more spacious and has an office/sunroom. Total weekly rent $670pw.

6 3 3+OSP

$425,000 - 6.85%Web iD DO7281


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 152 Cargill Street

Inner city investmentA brick beauty, five double bedrooms rented for 2012 at $112per room (i.e. $560pw) to 31/12/12. Popular location for senior students. Sitting on land zone Res 4 and the vendor has resource consent to subdivide the rear portion of land into a freehold 210m2 development site, with the original house having 319m2 on its own freehold title. (Subdivision plans on file).

5 1 1xOSP

$289,000 - 6.74%Web iD DO7262


UNIVERSITY 171 Dundas Street

Stadium specialDirect line of sight to the Forsyth Barr Stadium. Well maintained investment close to the Polytech and University. Three double bedrooms, open plan living with heat pump. Off street parking for two vehicles. Rented for 2013 at 3 x $125. Ideal for family at Uni next year.

3 1 1xOSP

$275,000Web iD DO7274



Another set of hen’s teethGreat entry level university rental investment or ideal for son/daughter whilst at University. A well presented three bedroom cottage with excellent outdoor living both front and back. Currently let at $375per week to four, but should be an easy let at $345 - $360pw to three. A must look, call us today to arrange your viewing.

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Tidy first investmentLooking for first investment or flat for your children whilst at University? Tidy four bedroom villa, elevated for great sun and amazing views over North Dunedin. Includes heat pump and all whiteware. Rented $420 per week for 2012.

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$269,000Web iD DO7044


UNIVERSITY 69 Malvern Street

Invest in your futureFour bedroom house with heat pump plus sleepout with two big bedrooms all newly lined, painted, carpeted and heat pump. Rented for $500 total for the house and sleepout (separate power). An ideal opportunity for a local hands-on investor or out-of-town investor with management in place.

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Neg over $260,000 - 10%

Web iD DO4347


$695,000 - 8.8% grossWeb iD DO5162


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 16 London Street

Inner City landmarkRight in the heart of the city, so close to medical and dentistry in an incredibly popular location. This house has iconic status with six studio rooms, two rooms with ensuites and two additional bathrooms. Fully tenanted for 2012. Lady owner has never had to advertise for tenants. Total rent $1185pw.

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UNIVERSITY 7 Taine Street

Vendor requires action!Tidy 5 bedroom villa returning $24,960 for 2012. New bathroom, heat pump, rewired and ceiling/underfloor insulation. Elevated for all day sun with short walk to North Road and the Gardens shops, and on to University. Rented for 2013 at $480pw. Off-street parking. Well worth inspection.

5 1 OSP

$269,000 - 9.3%Web iD DO7221


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UNIVERSITY 4A Duke Street

Scarce as hen’s teethThree bedroom modern units are seldom built let alone available for purchase. Perfect for kids at University next year, but be quick. Gas hot water, heat pump, large open plan. Rented at $135per room to end of year.

3 1 OSP

$369,000Web iD DO7198



Prime Campus opportunityThis centrally located, five bedroom terrace flat with partial exposed brick living (funky) could be it. Rented for 2013 at 5 x $100pw. Mortgage money is cheap and the time is right to set your own rents or use for family at University. Positive cash flow on Prime Campus is smart investing.

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CENTRAL CITY 307 Stuart Street

Great location - and returnLocated just up from the Octagon this classic villa boasts 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (one is an ensuite). Charm and character, providing the current students with comfortable accommodation close to the City Centre and an easy short walk to University. The property attracts quieter living students at an easy rental of $615pw ($102 each) (2012). Buy for the family or set your own rents for 2013.

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$395,000 - 8.1%Web iD DO7249


$795,000 - 9.5%Web iD DO7272



When location mattersFully renovated in recent years, this 170m2 roughcast villa has been turned into some of the best studio units on Campus. Each room is fully furnished, beautifully appointed and has its own ensuite. The five studios bring in a gross annual income of $75,400 for 2012 and will be $73,840 for 2013. Located only minutes walk to Medical, Dental & George Street.

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UNIVERSITY 59 & 61 Opoho Road

Make me an offerTwo x 4 bedroom cottages nestled on the north side of the Botanical Gardens. Both rented at $320per week ($33,280pa total). 1 min walk from Gardens Shopping area. Leasehold can be purchased. Ground lease $5775pa incl. GST (leasehold land). 59 rented for 2013 at $320pw.

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$259,000 - 10.6% (after ground lease)Web iD DO5897


$680,000Web iD DO5554


DUNEDIN CENTRAL 4 Kyber Pass

Superannuation alternativeYour tenants will enjoy the peace and charm these eight studio rooms offer. Good bathroom and kitchen facilities plus neutral décor throughout. Walking distance to the University, Hospital and the city. Small easy-care section. Great buying on today’s market. Phone me now for further details!

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GARDENS 54 A & B Bank Street

Low maintenance investmentTwo modern 6 bedroom units an easy stroll to Uni & handy to Gardens Shopping Centre. Double rooms with built-in furniture plus 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets and spacious living. Rented at $68,640pa. Low maintenance & well insulated on easy-care section. Double glazing, heat pump & insulation.

12 4 OSP

$825,000 - 8.32%Web iD DO5799



Double income streamOriginal 3 bedroom villa plus 1998 5 bedroom purpose-built student flat, all on an 1012m2 Residential Zone 1 site. Potential for increasing number of bedrooms on site. 2012 rental return - $46,540pa. OSP. Nicely elevated overlooking Prime Campus and only a brief walk to all faculties. With land in the North Dunedin precinct in tight demand, this is an opportunity worth considering.

8 3 OSP

$567,000 - 8.2%Web iD DO7120


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UNIVERSITY 655 Castle Street

Solid investmentThis substantial brick property is highly sought after by students every year. Rented for 2012 to 7 students at $910pw ($47,320pa), rented at $962.50pw for 2013. Located only minutes’ walk to most faculties means regular rental increases going forward. Definite potential to spruce up & add value. A unique opportunity.

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$595,000 - 7.9%Web iD DO7067


UNIVERSITY 54 Howe Street

Rarely availableStandalone two bedroom brick house with spacious living area and heat pump. Sunny easy-care section. A short walk to all faculties. Currently rented at $260pw, already let for 2013 at $260pw. Stand-alone two bedroom houses on campus are like hen’s teeth!

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$260,000Web iD DO5529


UNIVERSITY 9 Montague Street

Call the bank!Substantial single level villa in seven fully furnished studio rooms. Superbly presented inside with modern kitchen, gas cooking, 2 full modern bathrooms, gas hot water plus separate 3rd toilet. Fully rewired, heat pump in hallway and easy-care section. OSP + garage. Total weekly rent is $1220pw, $63,440p.a. Great investment, positive cash flow.

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$575,000 - 11% grossWeb iD DO7202


UNIVERSITY 15 Constitution Street

Family at Uni?Superb location, especially for Medical and Dental students. Quality gentleman’s residence featuring 5 bedrooms with many original features. OSP plus Council residents’ car parking on street (one per dwelling). Flatmates will be lining up to get a room in this very handy yet quiet location with so much to offer. From a rental perspective $130-$135pw should be easy. This would be an astute purchase.

5 1 OSP

$495,000Web iD DO7229




UNIVERSITY 17 A & B Titan Street

Upmarket apartments on Campus!Unique development in the heart of Campus. There is simply nothing to compare the design and quality of these two superb flats. Two bedroom flat downstairs, one bedroom flat upstairs both on one title. Upstairs rented at $280pw, downstairs rented at $300pw. Truly a pride of ownership investment, call us today to arrange an inspection.

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UNIVERSITY 7/93 Queen Street

Easily managed investmentVery tidy two bedroom unit. Open plan living with heat pump. Rented for 2012 at $270pw. One car parking space. Walk to all faculties. Ideal for kids at University or straight easily managed investment.

2 1 1xOSP

$229,000 - 6.1%Web iD DO5491


UNIVERSITY 4 MacKenzie Street

Better than it looksTidy brick villa tucked away at north end of Prime Campus. Easy walk to all faculties. Stand-alone plus one car park. Nice sunny kitchen with living off plus three bedrooms in main house. Small sheltered courtyard with verandah for drying the washing. Further outbuilding room on site. Being advertised at $420pw. Well worth inspection.

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$295,000Web iD DO7147


UNIVERSITY 587 Castle Street

When location mattersNeed a project? Look no further. This three bedroom terraced student flat is located in the heart land of the University precinct. All three rooms are large doubles, good size living and kitchen areas, plus utility room. With an upgrade, there is definitely room for rental increases. Currently rented at $240pw, rented for 2013 at $300pw.

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$210,000 - 7.4% (2013)Web iD DO7152


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MOSGIEL 478 Riccarton Road West

Brand new lifestyle homeNestled away from the road up a private drive is this fabulous family home set in a quiet and tranquil location, on 2.1ha of lush flat Taieri grazing. The drive draws you to the main entrance of the home and two double garages, both with internal access to the alternative wings of the home. Expansive master bedroom with ensuite and W.I.W. The kitchen is the central hub of the home, featuring a fantastic walk-in pantry. Sliding doors open effortlessly to bring the outside in revealing the large deck. Formal lounge and home office with rural outlook. The other three spacious bedrooms with B.I.W. are serviced by a large family-sized bathroom. A truly remarkable home, with a very high standard of workmanship and an out-of-the-box design.

$799,000Web iD DO7227


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NORTH TAIERI

Stylish modern designThis fabulous modern home featuring clean lines and stylish design is instantly appealing. Situated in the middle of 2.14ha of land meaning your privacy is at its maximum. The spectacular kitchen is perfect for entertaining. Large open plan living features sliding doors off both sides of the lounge. Diesel-fired radiators, a gas fire in the lounge and underfloor heating in the bathroom ensure you are kept warm. Three double bedrooms, master with a lovely ensuite and direct access to the external spa. Easy care, well thought-out grounds surround the home. A large implement shed with a lock-up workshop and an attached high-quality studio room with ensuite and wood burner complete the property. This is a fully functioning farmlet with cattle yards and is well fenced for all stock. A top quality house in a superb location.



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NORTH TAIERI 136 School Road South

Stunning home on 6.5 acresThis is a beautiful home, only 7 years old, in a superb location. Situated away from the road in a private setting, this home has it all. Large flowing living room with easy access to the outdoors, four bedrooms, ensuite, stunning main bathroom. Two double garages and room for more. Gardens filled with colour and style. Call today.

$835,000Web iD DO7103


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HALFWAY BUSH 12 Brinsdon Road

City life, country livingThis modern four bedroom brick family home sits on just over 2ha of gently sloping country. Tremendous family living space with a large lounge with a burner, opening through to a large dining area. The kitchen is the central hub with lovely country and city views. Two separate bathrooms. Double garage with internal access, plenty of off street parking. Separate studio, handy for many uses.

4 2 2+OSP

To be AuctionedWeb iD DO7289


OCEAN VIEW 101 Creamery Road

Entry level farmletThis is a great opportunity to obtain a 10ha block of land with a 1960s home ready for new owners. Large block of Pine trees ready for pruning. Perfect for those who love the beach. Great investment or live and reap the rewards. Handy location. Genuine sellers are keen for your offer.

3 1 OSP

$695,000Web iD DO7290


HALFWAY BUSH 8 Dalziel Road

On the doorstep to the citySituated in the Penno block is this substantial family home with lots of space for the whole family. Made of permanent materials, very modern and warm. 2ha of good grass ready to add your touches to, nicely elevated. Very quick trips to the city. A must view.

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SADDLE HILL 13 Sproull Drive

Rural paradise foundOverlooking the Taieri plains is this modern, sunny home. Spacious lounge with a connecting deck. Superbly kitchen with all of the modern conveniences you would expect to find. Office nook off the lounge. Three double bedrooms, master with large ensuite and W.I.W. Double garage with internal access. Good sized workshop and a studio room with ensuite. Approx. 4 acres divided into 7 paddocks.

3 2 2+OSP

MILTON 95 Cullen Road

Lifestyle supremeSet on 8.1ha (approx 20 acres) of stunning farmland is this north-facing, large 4 bdrm brick home. Spacious lounge with open fire, sunroom, separate dining room with logburner, modernised galley kitchen. Large single garage and a 3 bay lockable garage/workshop. Large parking area, a gorgeous garden & a duck pond.

4 1 4+OSP

$425,000Web iD DO7000


WAVY KNOWES 5 Kilmarnock Close

Tremendous ambienceIndoor/outdoor flow is effortless through bi-fold doors from the sundrenched kitchen and formal lounge. Four generous bedrooms, master with ensuite & W.I.W. Upstairs another 2 bedrooms, nicely elevated for sun & views. Downstairs are two more, another bathroom and currently a theatre. Double garage and ample OSP.

8 3 2+OSP

$869,000Web iD DO5593


NORTH TAIERI 38 Tara Hills Drive

Peaceful, modern, great valueThis fabulous one year old home set on 1.5ha of land is ready for you. Generous open plan living and kitchen designed to capture the sun and provide ease of indoor/outdoor flow. Three generous sized bedrooms, master with ensuite, plus a large office/4th bedroom. Double garaging with internal access. 3 bay outbuilding and a gentle sloping paddock.

4 2 2+OSP

$679,000Web iD DO7215


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BRIGHTON 360 Taieri Beach Road

Fantastic opportunityThis is an amazing opportunity to buy a wonderful 39.5 ha block on two separate titles. 11 deer-fenced paddocks all ready for farming, tremendous tracks and natural waterways. Terrific bush block with mature trees. There is a modern 2 bedroom home with excellent views and deck. Large separate garage/workshop and cattle yards.



FAIRFIELD 2, 4 St James Place

Mortgagee saleThis is an amazing opportunity to buy a wonderful 39.5 ha block on two separate titles. 11 deer fenced paddocks all ready for farming tremendous tracks and natural waterways. Terrific bush block with mature trees. There is a modern 2 bedroom home with excellent views and deck. Large separate garage/workshop and cattle yards.

NORTH TAIERI 43 & 44 Tara Hills Drive

Superb site!This is a fantastic opportunity to buy a superb lifestyle property ready to build your dream home. This is 5.49ha or 13.5 acres on 2 titles. Panoramic views over the luscious Taieri plains. Phone me now for further details.

$580,000Web iD DO7187


BRIGHTON 31 Kayforce Road

Fabulous coastal lifestyleThis is a superb lifestyle section waiting for you to unleash your imagination and build your dream home. Almost 3ha or 7.3 acres with beautiful coastal views on one side andpeaceful bush on the other. This is a very interesting piece of land with some trees already planted. Hard to find and highlyrecommended.




$105,000Web iD DO7293


CONCORD 121 Stevenson Road

Fantastic value hereApproximately 5 acre block, straight off the road, some trees and stream. 19,788m2 section. Gently sloping land, very handy location. Building platform already established. Shift or build your dream home here.

$99,000Web iD DO7294


CONCORD 125 Stevenson Road

A lovely block at a great priceApproximately 3 acre block, rear lot, elevated. 11,816m2 section. Gently sloping land, very handy location. Building platform already established. Shift or build your dream home here.


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$340,000Web iD MO1325

Jenny Lambert0274 326 354

MOSGIEL 47A Bush Road

Sought-after!Approximately three year old, two bedroom, brick stand-alone townhouse. A lovely large open plan living area facing the afternoon sun. Large bathroom, excellent storage and internal access to double garage. A very warm property, double glazing and well insulated. Private sunny outdoor living area, small section.

2 1 2+OSP

Deadline SaleClosing 4pm Wednesday 3 October 2012

Web iD MO1328

Jenny Lambert0274 326 354

KINMONT 21 Braeside

Captivating viewsNot the best house on the street! However, you do get a lovely view over Mosgiel and out to the hills. The two bedroom house with a good burner on the wet back and a roof which has been replaced is bathed in sun and is situated on a 696m² section.

2 1 OSP

By negotiationWeb iD MO1329

Peter Stechman0274 330 062

MOSGIEL 7A Carlyle Road

Peaceful, sheltered settingA very tidy three bedroom home featuring excellent living areas with separate lounge opening onto a sheltered court yard. Main bathroom with wet area shower, plus separate toilet. Master bedroom with an ensuite and walk in wardrobe. Double garage with internal access. Private sheltered easy care section, with a gazebo and garden shed.

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$295,000Web iD MO1327

Gavin McBride0274 335 257

FAIRFIELD 46 Howorth Road

Immaculate sunny oasisA wonderful surprise awaits you when you walk down the drive and enter this superbly presented property. Two double bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining, generous lounge area with burner, separate bathroom and shower room, laundry room plus office. Single car garage and workshop, plus plenty of OSP. Situated on a very sunny easy care section.

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www.highlandparkmosgiel.co.nz Find us on Facebook!

Highland Park is an exciting new community development located in the heart of the Taieri and is set to rede�ne living standards in the Otago region.

With a seamless integration with Mosgiel's rich Scottish tradition, Highland Park properties o�er the convenience of modern urban living right on the doorstep of Dunedin city. With a high level of amenity and land and home packages to suit all budgets, Highland Park is a unique lifestyle development de�ned by openness, green spaces, and a nurtured sense of community.

Please note that the illustrations are an artist's impression and is to be used as a guide only. Whilst every care is taken to ensure that this plan is correct. It is indicative only and subject to change without notice. Purchasers must rely on their own enquiries and the S ale and Purchase Agreement.

Highland Park

Proudly presented by Edinburgh Realty123B Gordon Road, MosgielPhone (03) 489 5444

Stage One

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5 reasons to choose Highland Park Setting new architectural and landscape design standards in Otago

Fibre optic technology to your door

Dynamic living on the edge of the city

Protection to maintain the value your investment

Flexible land and home packages available to suit all lifestyles

For more information visit:www.highlandparkmosgiel.co.nzView the drive-thru video of Stage One & Stage Two

Section prices include:• Boundary fences• Sealed vehicular crossings• Stormwater discharge connections• All services to boundary

PRICED FROM $159,000!

Highland Park is a Mosgiel subdivision of the highest quality designedlocally by Surveying Consultants Terramark and award winning LandscapeArchitecture firm KamoMarsh.

Their input has resulted in stunning tree lined lanes, a bridge and other landscaped features which make Highland Park stand out from the crowd.

VERY LAST STAGE ONE SECTION WITH TITLE LEFT AVAILABLE!STAGE TWO TITLES AVAILABLE OCT 2012

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MILTON 58 Chaucer Street

Fenced for little feet and pawsGenerous 3 bedroom home, blanket wrapped to ward against the winter chills. Many bonus features here - gas hot water, charming character bathroom, tinted aluminium windows, multiburner, HRV system, sunroom plus 3 double bedrooms. Representing comfortable family living today plus an opportunity to further improve.

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$169,000Web iD DO5919


CLINTON 43 Main Road

The Old Stationmasters’ CottageBuilt to last, this ex-state house sits in a prime location. Featuring 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge/dining plus multiburner on wetback. All set to go for a crib or tenants or update the colours to have a warm comfortable home today. ¼ acre section plus sheltered workshop area at the back of the house. Plenty of OSP.

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MILTON 79 Spenser Street

Modernised characterThe renovations are complete - a charming composition of the old and new. The home is ready to live in leaving room to add your own personal touch. This tidy 3 bedroom home on a smaller sized section is comfortable and warm with logburner and well set for the sun. Walk to the shops, park and handy to local schools.

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$149,000Web iD DO5918


HERIOT 6 Dee Street

Move out of the fast laneLooking for a country base close to Central Otago skiing, hunting and fishing spots? This is the property for you! This inviting home features three spacious levels, large internal access garage/workshop, on 3212ms (3/4 acre) of land. New fences, two near-new tunnel houses and a separate cottage for storage. Call today!

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$275,000Web iD DO7062

Quinton Taylor027 733 9158


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KARITANE 11 Watkin Drive

Hot property! Stop! Look! But don’t wait!This two year old contemporary home facing all day sun is set on a 8257m² piece of flat property, only minutes away from two beaches. Featuring granite benches with waterfall sides, porcelain tiled flooring and echo strand carpet, this home is sure to impress. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, storage cupboards galore, office/3rd bedroom and enough backyard for all to explore. Large private ensuite with shower and claw foot bath. Down the extra wide hall sits a bedroom and bathroom, providing privacy at its best - even for your guests. The man shed will keep the male of the house happy too! Located just a short walk to a community pool for your convenience.

$348,000Web iD DO7298

Vicki Offen0212 127 842

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WAIKOUAITI 17 Beach Street

Large weatherboard villaThis large 1900s villa is built on a raise overlooking Waikouaiti. In need of some TLC, or build your new dream home handy to the main centre of town. The property is built on a 2023m² section with two street frontages subdivided off the back section which has great rural views. The villa has three large bedrooms, separate lounge and a large kitchen/dining area.

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WAIKOUAITI 12 Jones Street

Solid family homeTidy brick and roughcast three bedroom home modernized. Kitchen sunny, open plan living with inbuilt burner. Massive bathroom, laundry with separate bath and shower. Good size carport with extra storage shed attached. The property is on a small landscaped section with lots of OSP and a handy walk to the beach.

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$195,000Web iD DO6019


WAIKOUAITI Main Road

5 sections to choose from!• 226 Main Road - $65,000• 228 Main Road - $65,000• 230 Main Road - $65,000• 4 Beach Street - ¼ acre section handy to town, bus stop at your door. $65,000• 2 Beach Street - Building consent for 3 bedroom home. $68,000

Contact me for more informationwww.edinburghrealty.co.nz


WAIKOUAITI 61 Beach Street

Landscaped to perfectionAdmire the landscaped section of this 6 year old property. All the hard work has been done - just move in and enjoy. The home has 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite, two living areas, and kitchen with bi-folding window onto back deck area for summer BBQ’s. There is a sealed driveway to the double garage with internal access. A must view.

$345,000Web iD DO5980


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KARITANE 8 Dunnet Street

Holidays by the CoastThis rough-cast two bedroom cottage with sunny sunroom is handy to the river bank plus a five minute drive to the Karitane beach and boat ramp. The property is on a 529m2 section with a private back yard, large single garage, older style sleep-out, and a storage shed. This house would make a great holiday home.



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WAIKOUAITI 210A Main Road

Great rural viewsElevated for the sun and views, this two bedroom bungalow is only minutes from the shops, school, childcare and bus stops. The owners have just modernised the bathroom and built extra deck space. Master bedroom and living area open onto the verandah. Carport plus off street parking.

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$209,000Web iD DO7191


WAIKOUAITI 16 Fell Street

Holidays by the CoastSeldom available close to the beach, this low maintenance, two bedroom crib features sunny open plan living. The fenced 635m² section has lots of OSP for the boat, caravan or the house bus. Only a 5 minute walk to the beach and around the corner from the local tavern.

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$139,000Web iD DO7190


WAIKOUAITI 1625 Waitati State Highway 1

Finish the dreamThe present owner has laid the concrete block foundations There is power to the power box water tank included plus plans for a split level two bedroom house if needed. You will be impressed with the fantastic view off Blueskin Bay and sea views form the 1012 m2 section.

$105,000Web iD DO6083


KARITANE 21 Bernera Street

Build your dream homeThere is lots of space to build your new home including room for garaging and storage on this 3036m² section. Lovely rural views overlooking rural land and the distant hills. Handy to the local beach for summer swimming and the river with boat ramp to launch your boat for weekend fishing trips. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, only a 25 minute drive to Dunedin.

To be Auctioned1pm Wednesday 17 October 2012 at our office, 578 George Street, Dunedin

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\\ Dunedin Property\\ Our Team

Mark Millerm 021 272 1480ddi (03) 470 2513e [email protected]

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$265,000 Web iD WA56337

Don Buick029 389 8197

HAWEA Domain Road

Greenie’s hideawayIf you can see the woods for the trees, then this 1ha (more or less) triangular block of trees will make an ideal site for your new home. Clear a building site, and enjoy mountain views with shelter and privacy. Zoned rural residential, with potential to further subdivide, this fully fenced site will have its own title and services, (water, power & sewerage) to the boundary. Call for more information.

Make an offer Web iD WA56352

Don Buick029 389 8197

LAKE HAWEA 16 Hewson Crescent

Big sunny sectionFurther reduction on this super back section, in the family friendly Timsfield subdivision. Lot 26, a north facing, 1,090sqm level building site, is one of only two back sections sharing a sealed drive. The other house is already in place. Great views to the mountains and only 15 minutes drive to Wanaka.

WANAKA 194A Stone Street

Dreaming of a Wanaka property?Well, now is a good time to turn that dream into a reality. This 3 bedroom house on its own freehold title is well located and only a 2km drive to the Wanaka lakefront and town. Offering 3 bedrooms, a heat pump, open plan living and a private rear garden and courtyard, it offers many options as a Wanaka entry level property, a rental investment or a holiday home here in our mountain and lake “paradise”. Don’t dream any more, as Wanaka properties in this price bracket don’t come up very often. Call Ursula for more information or to view.

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Offers over $285,000Web iD WA56340

Ursula Porter027 558 6170


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For lease NegotiableWeb iD WA56196

Harry Briggs027 431 1550

WANAKA Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street

Retail/Office leaseWhy pay $400 per m2 p.a. for your retail/office space when you can come into the Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street in central Wanaka for only $200 per m2 p.a (plus outgoings)! There is NEW space available ranging from 68m2 to 150m2. No key money. The fit-out costs are minimal. Contact Harry today for more information.

$99,000 Web iD WA56345


LUGGATE 15 Alice Burn Drive

A section for under $100K!What a find in a quiet cul-de-sac across the road from the pretty Luggate Creek and with a flat, fully serviced 804m² section. Lovely mountain views and a peaceful part of the world to build a home or holiday pad.

By negotiation Web iD WA56368


WANAKA 58 Forest Heights

One of the last!This 1,800m² elevated section in one of Wanakas most sought-after subdivisions is waiting for you. The panoramic vistas from the gently sloping terrace is truly awe-inspiring, providing sweeping views over Lake Wanaka and the surrounding mountains. Phone Harry today.

$79,000 + GSTWeb iD WA56363


WANAKA Spencer House Mall, Dunmore Street

Japanese food but not as we know it, Jim!Yohei is a compact & quirky café in the heart of beautiful Wanaka. Proudly inauthentic sushi, Supreme coffee and fresh juices, great range of gluten-free products, big local following, easy to run. This business would suit an enthusiastic young couple of foodies who see life a little outside the box. Not a sandwich or panini in sight.

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WANAKA 62 Kings Drive

More than a family homeThis stunning, large four bedroom family or holiday home is ready and waiting for a new owner. Located upstairs is the well-appointed, open plan kitchen/dining/living area featuring a grand stone fireplace, tonnes of natural light, and plenty of space. Also upstairs is the master bedroom with a large built-in-wardrobe. Enjoy the fantastic lake and mountain views while sitting by the open fire, and in enjoy BBQ’s on the sunny deck or paved entertaining area. Downstairs are a further three bedrooms (or two bedrooms and an office), a second living area and kitchenette. Access outdoors from both levels of the home. A large double garage and plenty of off street parking take care of the vehicles and the boat. A superb home set on an 835m² easy care section.

$689,000Web iD WA56360


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WANAKA 194B Stone Street

A four bedder - Great rental!This four bedroom house on its own freehold title (485m2) offers fantastic buying for the astute purchaser and offers options galore. Situated close to town, the medical centre, only 2 kms from the lake and en-route to the Cardrona ski field, it is currently being rented out at $440 per week. The living area hosts a cosy woodburner to keep warm after a day up the mountain, and also opens up to a sunny north-facing deck and fenced back garden, ideal for summer indoor-outdoor living. Plenty of storage, off-street parking and room for a boat make this property a must to view in the under $400,000 price range. Secure a foothold in Wanaka and enjoy having your mortgage paid by your tenants!

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Offers over $385,000Web iD WA56359


ALBERT TOWN 67 Lagoon Avenue

Price reduced - must be sold!This really is “one stop shopping” if you need room for the family, all day sun and fantastic indoor/outdoor living. Step through the front gate and feel yourself relax in the beautifully presented, fully fenced gardens. A lovely peaceful 4 bedroom home in a quiet location. Logfire/heatpump, electronic irrigation and double garage.

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$490,000Web iD WA56266


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WANAKA 175 Mt. Aspiring Road

A view to live for!A spectacular 4072m2 section with all services available in one of the most desirable areas in Wanaka. Only a 10 minute stroll downtown and the lake front, where you can enjoy all the recreational activities and facilities on offer.

The section offers lovely elevation and is north-facing commanding all day sun and magnificent lake and mountain landscape vista.

It has an attractive and accessable entrance from Aspiring Road onto a generous area for a spectacular building site. Build your dream home to your own specification and take advantage of all the property attributes.These include its own walnut grove.

If you are looking for an investment for the future you cannot do much better with high quality residential properties neighbouring.


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Availability of larger sites with such an outlook are extremely limited so enquire now. This property will not be on the market long.

$590,000Web iD WA56366

David McKenzie027 543 1946

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\\ Tony Rice

Purely abstract

This quotation from Leonardo’s ‘Treatise on Painting’ has inspired Wanaka-based artist Tony Rice to throw off the shackles of traditional art and to explore the accidental, either as a point of imaginative departure, or as a means of obtaining finished results.

Careful not to allow his imagery or techniques to become sterile, Tony Rice works in different media, in various sizes, often avoiding traditional painters’ tools.

Although he paints in a purely abstract mode, dealing with shapes and forms,

“It is not to be despised in my opinion, if, after gazing fixedly at a spot on the wall, the coals in a grate, the clouds, the flowing stream, if one remembers some of their aspects: and if you look at them carefully you will discover some quite admirable inventions. Of these the genius of the painter may take full advantage, to compose battles of animals and of men, of landscapes or monsters, of devils and other fantastic things which bring you honour.” - Leonardo da Vinci

colours and textures, in terms of what they actually are, not what they represent, it is during the process of selection that he creates pictures rich in echoes of land, sea and sky.

This Liverpool-born artist, now living and working in Wanaka, studied at the Manchester Regional College of Art, taught in England and emigrated to New Zealand.

Tony’s work has been exhibited in major galleries in the U.K., Europe and New Zealand and is available via selected

representatives throughout New Zealand.

His New Zealand lifestyle means Tony is able to indulge his two major passions; painting during the summer, and instructing on the ski slopes during the winter.

You can find Tony in his studio at 61 Lakeside Road, Wanaka or by phoning (03) 443 9007.

Left: Untitled MonochromeBelow: Untitled Monochrome II


\\ Cuisine

How to proceed

Pre-heat your oven to 180°C. Peel all of the root vegetables and wash off. Dice the swede, kumara, potatoes, and red onion and place in a bowl. Make sure all of the vegetables are diced to the same size, ¼ inch cubes to insure all cook at the same rate. Add the cup of peeled garlic cloves and the thyme to the diced vege. Lightly coat the vege in the bowl with olive oil and season with both salt and pepper to taste. Place on a baking tray lined with baking paper and spread the vege in one layer on the tray. You may have to use more than one tray. Roast in the oven till golden brown and crispy on the out side. Let cool for 30 minutes and add the chopped parsley, red capsicum, and lemon juice. Re-season and add a little more olive oil to taste.

Roast Winter Vegetable Salad

Ingredients - Serves 6

2 swede

2 Beauregarde kumara

2 red kumara

4 Agria potatoes

2 red onions

3 roasted/de-seeded red capsicums

1 cup peeled garlic cloves

Good pinch of thyme

Good pinch of chopped curly parsley

Juice of a lemon

Cracked black pepper

Salt

Olive oil

The Boaboa Food Company is located on the Wanaka lake front, open since June 2012, serving customers seven days a week from 10am - 10pm. The Boaboa Food Company is “all things food”, primarily a fish & chip, boutique burger and fried chicken takeaway shop that prides itself in making all of our product from scratch. Our fish is sourced fresh to the door, our batter is light, crispy and golden brown and all fish items are served with our homemade tartare sauce and a wedge of lemon.

The burgers at Boaboa range from the delicious but simple Boa burger, which is 180 grams of prime beef ground to order for us, confit garlic aioli, tomato chilli jam, shredded iceberg lettuce, slices of tomato and a fresh-to-order onion ring all bound in a soft but crispy bun. On the other end of the spectrum we have the decadent slow-roasted pork belly with crisp coleslaw, and soy sesame emulsion. Our fried chicken is made fresh with our seasoned flour and fried to GBD (Golden Brown & Delicious).

As well as offering hot food to-go, we offer salads from our cold cabinet, which can be anything from a roasted beetroot, red onion and feta to a shredded beef, rice noodle and bok choy. We also offer cooked vacuum-packed morsels such as slow roasted forequarter of lamb, winter vegetable lasagna and pork belly portions. In the future Boaboa plans to add a juice, smoothie and ice smoothie section to the menu.

by The Boaboa Food Company

137 ARDMORE STREET, WANAKA

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\\ Wanaka Transport and Toy Museum

A treasure chest of transport and toysLake Wanaka - the home of New Zealand’s National Transport & Toy Museum. This fascinating collection houses one of the largest private collections in the world. The museum is the result of one man’s dream and 50 years of dedicated collection and preservation of over 50,000 pieces from the past.

The National Transport & Toy Museum is the Southern Hemisphere’s largest private collection open to the public. It is one man’s dream, a dream that has taken over 50 years to collect.

The owner, Mr Gerald Rhodes, started with International Harvester, and then went on to establish his own car and truck-wrecking business. These businesses allowed him to be in the right places to pick up “bargains” but it also required many years at auctions, flea markets and garage sales, as well as responding to newspaper adverts and word-of-mouth tip-offs to bring together a fascinating range of items.

Mr Rhodes lives in Christchurch but Wanaka was chosen because the dry Central Otago climate (no sea breeze and low humidity) helps preserve the machinery. From choosing the site in 1988, the first building did not go up until October 1994. Many obstacles had to be crossed, but with great tenacity, the Museum started to take shape.

In 1995 the Second Building “The Hangar” was built looking like the original hangars used in the 1940s and old hangar doors from Christchurch were used to give the building authenticity. The Museum opened to the public on December 26 1995, making the dream a reality. In April 2004 a 1440m² building, “The Fire Station” was built.

December 2005 saw a 2000m² building “Hangar 2” to house military, planes and motorbikes.

The Museum is currently curated by Jason and Debbie Rhodes. They have kept the museum as an informal Pandora’s box of surprises. Visitors (both local and international) return year after year to discover more of the delights of the collection and most cannot believe the extent of the collection. Some visitors have said they believe the collection is the largest in the world of its type.

With the love of collecting things, the museum has a variety of exhibits that has something for the whole family. There are over 50,000 items on display and new items are always being added. The Museum has the largest number of toys on public display in New Zealand.

Since the Museum has opened another avenue has arisen - people coming through and finding the Wanaka Transport & Toy Museum is the place they would like their collection or vehicle to be, so are willing to sell or donate it to the Museum. Nearly all the toys have been purchased in New Zealand, mainly from the Christchurch/Canterbury Region. About 5% of the Vehicles are from overseas, 10% from the North Island and the rest from the South Island of New Zealand. The collection is financed by the owner and gate receipts.

The Rhodes are actively restoring and buying vehicles and toys; there are still over a 100 vehicles in need of restoration. The majority of vehicles are restored off-site - mainly in Christchurch and with a plan to restore at least 3 vehicles a year, restoration will be on-going.

The transport collection boasts rare and unusual aircraft, cars, trucks, motorcycles, fire appliances, military vehicles and tractors. A nostalgic selection of toys has something to fascinate the child in everyone, such as clockwork and battery-powered toys, porcelain dolls, teddy bears, pedal cars and money boxes.

There is large outdoor space and a playground area for children with pedal toys and a picnic area that patrons are welcome to use. Also on site is an award winning Boutique Brewery - Wanaka Beerworks.

Location8km from Wanaka along State Highway 6 towards Cromwell

Opening Hours8.30am - 5pm daily (except Christmas Day) with extended hours during Summer

Entry FeeAdults $12.00 Child (School Age) $5.00 Family $30.00 Under 5 years FREE

For further information, check out www.wanakatransportandtoymuseum.com

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Willowridge WanakafestWanaka’s annual spring carnival has been held since 1984, formerly known as Snowfest and celebrated the end of the ski season. Relaunched as Wanakafest in 2003, Willowridge Wanakafest this Labour Weekend is set to be bigger and better than ever.

The Wanakafest Community Trust is a Charitable Trust that exists to host Wanaka’s Community Festival. The Trust aims to identify and fund development projects that benefit the Wanaka Community. Every 2-3 years the festival incorporates a major fundraising event, such as the 2009 Stonewood Homes House Build. Funds from the festival fundraising activity will go back into Wanaka. This year the Trust have supported and helped build the Wanaka Springs Water Feature Project in conjunction with the Wanaka Springs Community Trust on the Lake Front. The official opening will be held at the end of the festivities, at 6.30pm on Sunday 21 Otcober. In 2011, after being the festival’s main sponsor since

2009, Allan Dippie and Tony Brown of Willowridge Developments Ltd have come on board as our Festival Partner, offering long-term financial support and they are an integral part to the future success of the festival.

The Lake Wanaka Wine and Food Fest is a major event of the weekend, to be held on Saturday 20 October. Stalls are filling up fast with talented local producers looking to tantalise the tastebuds of festival-goers with a great selection of wines, beers and foods. Jax Hamilton (pictured above) will be coming to join the festivities of the Lake Wanaka Wine and Food Fest, running a

Master Class on Pembroke Park. This year the new “Celebrate Local Signature Dish” concept is being launched, giving local restaurants the opportunity to showcase local chefs and producers, by creating a signature dish or dishes on their menu, made from locally-grown produce, and paired with a local wine or beer.

Anna Coddington, Jody Direen, Anna van Reil, Liv McBride, Calico and many more will be making up the musical lineup for the weekend!

Willowridge Wanakafest will be held 18-21 October, see www.wanakafest.co.nz for more information.

Image courtesy of Jax Hamilton


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THURSDAY OCTOBER 18, 2012PASSION FOR FASHION proudly brought to us by Mitre 10, Ruby’s & Edgewater

FRIDAY OCTOBER 19, 20125:30pm-6:30pm Calder Stewart Roofingsmiths STREET PARADE by Kahu Youth

6:15pm-8:30pm PARTY ON PEMBROKE PARK

SATURDAY OCTOBER 20, 201211am-6pm LAKE WANAKA WINE AND FOOD FEST – Pembroke Park

11am-4pm FOOD AND WINE MASTER CLASSES – Master Class Tent

Scheduled major events8:30am-10am BIG-little FAMILY DUATHLON – A&P Showgrounds

10am-12pm, 3pm-7pm URBAN DOWN HILL MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE – Lismore Park to Dinosaur Park

10pm-5pm DISC GOLF WANAKA FRISBEE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS – Lismore Park

10pm-5pm Lonestar BEACH CRICKET CARNIVAL

10am-6pm WANAKA FOOTBALL CHAMPS

10am-4pm WANAKA CAMERA CLUB EXHIBITION – Spencer House Mall

2pm-4pm MAC REUNION TUG-O-WAR

Saturday Night MAC-A-NIGHT-OF-IT – Lake Wanaka Centre

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 201211am-6pm SUNDAY FUNDAY & WINE AND FOOD – Pembroke Park

10am-12pm LAKEFRONT ACTIVITIES

10am Rotary DUCK RACE, Bullock Creek – Lakefront

11am Radio Wanaka/Quest POLAR PLUNGE – Lakefront

12pm KAHU YOUTH CARDBOARD BOAT RACE – Lakefront

1:30pm-5pm PEMBROKE PARK ACTIVITIES

1:30pm-2:30pm WASTEBUSTERS WHEELIE BIN RACES – The Terrace

2pm-4pm SKATE JAM by Cheapskates in association with Wanaka Skate Club – Skate Park

3pm HOME BREW BEER COMPETITION – Master Class Tent

3pm-4pm WANAKA VETERINARY CENTRE PET PARADE

4pm MCGREGOR’S PIE EATING COMPETITION - Main Stage

5pm HOME BREW BEER COMPETITION WINNER ANNOUNCED

Scheduled major events9am-7pm RACERS EDGE TREK WANAKA 10-HR ENDURANCE MTB RACE – Deans Bank

12pm- 4pm OUTSIDE SPORTS & DISC GOLF WANAKA SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPS- Lismore Park

10am–5pm WANAKA 7-A-SIDE FOOTBALL CUP

6.30pm OFFICIAL OPENING - WANAKA LAKEFRONT SPRINGS At the new Springs Feature by the Dinosaur Park

Top image courtesy of Anna CoddingtonAll other images courtesy of Willowridge Wanakafest

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A classy day out. Taste fine chef-prepared food and delicious locally- produced wine while enjoying spectacular views, entertainment and a relaxed picnic atmosphere on the park. Jax Hamilton will be holding two masterclass cooking demos, including a blind ice cream tasting with Pure NZ Ice Cream!

Sample wines from the likes of Maude, Swallow’s Crossing, Maori Point, Drafter’s Gate, Rippon and Two Degrees, beers from Wanaka Beerworks, Tuatara Brewing, Greenman and Matson’s Brewery, and foods from Kitchen Window Catering, The Spice Room, Deep Creek Delicatessen, 63 Bean Coffee, Federal Diner, Bonjour Arrowtown.

Enjoy musical entertainment from Diana Hickey, Anna van Reil, Wanaka Ukelele Orchestra & Treble Tones, Martine, Anna Coddington and Wolfmen.

Free entry to wine & food site and musicGlass Price: $20 for a wine or beer glass. Includes 4 FREE tastings.

Passion for fashionA stylish evening affair showcasing the latest Wanaka

styles, local models, invitational designers and retail stores. The dress code is vintage glamour from the 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, and the show will feature garments from Base, Chapter 3, Cherry, Eyes on Ardmore, 47 Frocks, Quest, Racer’s Edge, Scarlett & Victor, Soul, South Beach, Lady Knuckles, Wanaka Wastebusters, MAC Young Designers.

Thursday 18 October 2012, doors open at 6.30pm

The event will be held on the purpose built 11km track situated on DOC land alongside the Clutha river at Deans Bank in Wanaka. All single track, it has been designed for bikers by bikers so it’s fun to ride! The track has been designed to suit riders of all abilities. The idea is over the 10 hour period you ride as many laps of the course as you are able or want to, obviously the individual or team who complete the most laps are the winners. Classes will include solo, teams, junior, school challenge, vet, men and women, mixed, mixed vet and single speed solo.

Sunday 21 October, 9am–7pm. For more info see www.wanakafest.co.nz/10-hour-race

10 hour race


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Spring is here...

Photo credit: Rich Bayley Photography

As these two little guys are quickly learning, there’s nothing quite like a warm spring day in the Wakatipu. I reckon lambs must be Nature’s way of reminding us to get outside, experience something new and have a little fun while we’re at it...

Rich Bayley Photographywww.richbayleyphotography.co.nzfacebook.com/richbayleyphotographyPrints available by contacting Rich via his website or Facebook page.

Calder Stewart Roofingsmiths proudly present the Street Parade and Party on Pembroke Park, featuring colourful floats, music and celebration! Come on down and join in on the fun as we kick off the festival with the most famous street procession in town. Jody Direen & Southern Muster are set to entertain the crowds at the Park from 7.30pm, plus events like Milk Crate stacking, and stalls such as the SnowPark NZ Facepainting tent.

Street Parade: Friday 19 October, 5.30–6.45pm, Ardmore St. to Pembroke Park. Party on Pembroke Park: Following Parade – 6.15–8.30pm

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Strong purchaser activity is prevalent in the Wanaka market with buyers from New Zealand and Australia entering into serious negotiation with genuine sellers. Residential dwellings under $500,000 and over $1,000,000 are meeting steady demand and vacant residential sections ranging from $100,000 to over $1,000,000 are selling to purchasers who are looking to build as soon as possible. All of this positive activity now finds the market very short of listings. A great time to be placing your property on the market with Edinburgh Realty. If you are travelling to Wanaka area over Labour Weekend enjoy our Willowridge Wanakafest and do visit the Wanaka Transport and Toy Museums at the airport; a fantastic facility and full of interest for everybody.

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