There's a version of Lake Taupō life
most people only get to visit.
This one, you get to live. Twenty-four sections tucked into native bush at Kuratau, on Lake Taupō's western shores.
Tucked into
the trees.
Sections tier down across three levels through native bush, with lake views that open up the higher you sit, and birdlife in genuine abundance.
Walk to
the water.
The beach, the boat ramp and the jetty are all within walking distance. Just a few of the reasons people have been coming to this part of the lake for generations.
Summer on the water.
Winter on the mountain.
Boat ramps, a store for the essentials, a playground and a tennis court for the kids. Everything lake life actually needs is close by, with Taupō one way and Mt Ruapehu the other.
Two stages.
Twenty-four sections.
Sections tier down across three levels, each with its own outlook through the bush to the lake. Stage One releases in January 2027 by tender, with Stage Two to follow.
- Stage One · 12 sections
Releasing January 2027 - Stage Two · 12 sections
To follow
Select a section for its size and stage.
Boundary lines are indicative only. Section sizes are approximate and subject to survey.
A setting
worth protecting.
Protective covenants on every section mean the setting that drew you here is the one your neighbours are building into too.
Piwaka Place is developed by Bruce Bartley & Co, the team behind LochEagles and Seven Oaks in Kinloch, and brings the same environmental standards to Kuratau.
Be first
in line.
Register now for early access to Stage One information before it's released to the public.
Thank you.
You're on the list. Stacey will be in touch ahead of the Stage One release.