(Waterfront Terraces) is a development for those who value proximity to nature without compromising on connectivity to key commercial hubs and incredibly convenient traveling between Western& North Shore and Close to the Ferry service to CBD. The popular zoned schools in the area include Scott Point Primary and Hobsonville Point Secondary giving decile 10 options for any families looking to secure a great future for their kids. Dream location with foot steps away from the waterfront park and walking tracks.
You are purchasing a home, legally described as an Estate in Freehold and comprising the physical structure of the home and the land described, as depicted on the Certificate of Title.
Yes (Fee-simple).
Yes, your deposit will be held in the Public Trust Account securely and independent of the Development.
The primary materials include concrete, timber and glass and contemporary materials chosen for their performance as well as aesthetic appeal
No. This means you will not be subject to annual levies for maintenance and services. It also means you are not required to live in a way prescribed by Body Corporate Rules. However, having no Body Corporate means you are responsible for the upkeep of your property, which includes the home, the garden and any other land that falls within your title.
A 10% deposit is required to secure your home. No Further payments are required until settlement.
All of the homes at Portage Club Terrace will be provided with a standard Auckland Council rubbish and recycling bin. Currently, the rubbish collection is carried out weekly on Wednesdays and recycling is fortnightly on Wednesdays.
Because the building design is so far advanced it is not possible to make changes to the plans and specifications.
Portage Club Terrace provides a Master Build 10-Year Guarantee.
Portage Club Terrace has been designed by a team with a great track record and will comply fully with the weather tightness and durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code at the time.
Yes! With no approvals required.
The Agreement for Sale and Purchase does not permit the Developer to ask for a price increase. The price you sign on your Agreement for Sale and Purchase is the price you will pay at completion.
Yes, every property owner in New Zealand pays an annual amount to their City Council. This goes towards maintenance of streets, parks, and the safety of the city. The cost is calculated from a valuation of your property, known as the Capital Value (C.V.) or Rateable Value (R.V.) This assessment will not be undertaken home is completed. You can find more by the Council until after your information on the Auckland City Council website, including rates estimates for similar valued properties.
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