Have you seen the new Helensville development?
Parkview is a new residential development in Helensville. It’s situated on Rautawhiri road with views over the Rautawhiri Park – hence the name.
The development is described as ‘small town living with a big town feel.’ It’s a 39-minute drive from the Auckland CBD and a 25-minute drive from Westgate and Northwest.
Parkview is within walking distance to the Helensville village, Kaipara College, and Helensville School. A new childcare centre will sit alongside the development.
Parkview’s builder partners include GJ Gardner Homes, Stonewood Homes and others. Each builder partner offers standalone house and land packages in a range of styles and sizes to suit buyers’ needs. To learn more about the Parkview builder partners, head over to the Parkview website. House and land packages start at $750,000.
A small number of sections are also available starting at $395,000. For more information about Parkview sections, click here.
Get in quick – Parkview sections and house and land packages are on sale now.
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