PUKEKURA - THE PARADE
Types of Housing available: Townhouses
Types of Occupation available: Purchase
Epitomising the duality of past and present, the 36-property development has incorporated local heritage with its immediate surroundings to offer you a lifestyle of perfect balance.
Conveniently located on the corner of Lemon and Liardet Streets, these brand-new townhouses have the best of New Plymouth right at the doorstep. Just moments away, find your favourite cafes, world-class dining and bars, renowned galleries, the coastal walkway and the picturesque Pukekura Park.
Exhale the day
When it’s time to relax, it’s a simple return to your sanctuary that’s not far away but away from it all. Walkways pave your way up to the elevated townhouses, which range from two to four bedrooms in size.
The development is eurythmic in appearance and in essence with unintrusive low-rise architecture and wooden cladding embodying our sustainable design approach. Capturing light at all times of the year, and carefully landscaped with native flora, Pukekura – The Parade is a haven in the heart of the city.
Inspired by the rich Pukekura natural environment, the interior features both mellow wooden tones and dusky wooden contrasts. Modernity is announced through crisp lines, elegant appliances and an open floor plan, providing a complete, but uninterrupted, premise that’s primed for your personal touch.
And when community calls, venture outside to a shared decking space that's sheltered by mature heritage trees.
Discover this tranquil escape where you’ll truly have it all. Inquire today.
Cultural Narrative
Pukekura resides in Ngāti Te Whiti territory and boasts a diverse history. Originally a plateau channelled by numerous waterways, Pukekura brimmed with thriving pā and papakāinga before becoming a Parade Ground for British Troops during the Taranaki Land Wars. From 1906 one specific area accommodated the New Plymouth Technical School. This same area is now the location of Pukekura – The Parade and is promising a vibrant future for generations to come.