At the end of a quiet access lane in Peregrine Place, this 2,759sqm (more or less) section opens onto Kinloch's rarest asset: an uninterrupted 180-degree view across the Jack Nicklaus International Golf Course, the Kinloch village and Whangamata Bay.
North-facing and softened by native bush along its sloping contour, the section rewards a considered build — the kind of site an architect looks at and immediately understands. Subdivision covenants protect the calibre of what gets built around it, so whatever goes up here sits among genuine quality, rather than competing with it.
From the section, it's an easy walk or ride to the marina, the Kinloch store, and the network of tracks that make this village feel like a holiday every day of the year; whether you're here for good or just for the weekends.
Sections like this, elevated, north-facing with outstanding views, this close to the golf course and the water, are tightly held in Kinloch. This one's ready when you are.
