A vibrant community located in the heart of Queenstown, Te Pā Tāhuna brings quality homeownership within reach. Just a 10-minute walk from the town centre, this development offers genuine opportunities for first-home buyers, young professionals, and local investors to put down roots in the place they love.
Intentionally built as homes for locals, Te Pā Tāhuna blends alpine beauty with urban convenience, creating a place where residents can truly enjoy the best of the Queenstown lifestyle.
The first 18 apartments within Stage 2 are now available to the public.
This stage will see 66 apartments built across three 3-storey buildings, offering a range of one- and two-bedroom modern homes.
The highly anticipated first release in Stage 2 will consist of just 18 two-bedroom apartments. Be among the first to secure one of these modern apartments, each with a car park and private balcony or patio. Expected to be complete by March 2027, these apartments won't be around for long!
Enjoy the flexibility to live, work, or do both in the heart of Queenstown. These one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments in Stage 1 at Te Pā Tāhuna have recently undergone a consent change and can now be used as a home, office space, or a combined live-work apartment.
These ground-floor units currently feature a commercial frontage with a spacious apartment to the rear.
Contact the Ray White team today to find out more.
Walk to work, bike to adventures, stroll home from dinner – this is the best of Queenstown living. Enjoy effortless modern comfort and thoughtful home design that blends style and functionality.
LIVING HERE
Takiwai, the first building at Te Pā Tāhuna is now complete. All residential apartments are sold in this exciting first stage. The development has been gifted the name ‘Takiwai’ by mana whenua which was bestowed upon the building at a dawn ceremony
FIRST APARTMENT COMPLETE
The name Te Pā Tāhuna was gifted to the community by mana whenua. It celebrates their long connection with Tāhuna – Queenstown.
Te Pā Tāhuna draws on Māori traditions of ahi kā. It’s a place where the home fires always burn on the shores of Lake Whakatipu Waimāori.
