Sections are priced from NZ$1,300,000, depending on size and position. Contact us for the current price of each lot.
10 of the 13 lots are available, ranging in size from 570m² to 1,990m².
Bremner Park is on Eely Point Road in Old Town Wānaka, about 300 metres from Lake Wānaka and a 15-minute walk along the lakeside track to the town centre. Queenstown and its airport are about an hour’s drive away.
Yes, some lots have lake views, particularly from a second storey. Views depend on the final design and on neighbouring homes, so we recommend visiting the site to see for yourself.
Yes. All lots are titled and fully serviced, with utility connections at the boundary. Geotechnical reports are available on request.
The land is zoned Low Density Residential, with a 7m building height limit and 40% maximum site coverage. Every home must be designed by a registered architect and follow the Bremner Park design guidelines, which cover colours and materials. Concept designs by Mason & Wales Architects are available as a starting point.
No. Further subdivision is not permitted, so Bremner Park will stay at 13 homes.
No. You can use any registered architect and builder. Jasper Living can introduce you to its partner architect and builder if you’d like a recommendation.
Yes. Australian and Singaporean citizens can buy residential land in New Zealand without Overseas Investment Office consent and with no minimum spend, the same as New Zealand citizens. Australian and Singaporean permanent residents get the same treatment only if they are also ordinarily resident in New Zealand.
Only holders of an Active Investor Plus, Investor 1 or Investor 2 visa (or closely associated entities). When buying land to build on, the land price plus construction cost must exceed NZ$5,000,000, and consent from the Overseas Investment Office is required. The sale agreement must be conditional on that consent. The application fee is NZ$3,500, and LINZ’s statutory timeframe for this pathway is 15 working days.
Jasper Living, a father-and-son team with personal ties to Wānaka and a background in prestige property development, design and construction.
The land was bought from the Crown in 1885 by Scottish settler Alexander Wilson and passed to his daughter, Annah Bremner, whose family also gives its name to nearby Bremner Bay.
Register your interest through our contact page.
