Helvetia Estate

1–2 HELVETIA GROVE, NAENAE

New Build Family Homes from $849,000 *

Family-Friendly Spacious Living.

Helvetia Estate has been carefully curated to cater to families. Nestled in a suburban vicinity near native bushland, these homes offer the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience, with shopping and amenities just a short 4-minute drive away.

Meticulously designed to cater to modern lifestyles, these properties feature spacious open plan living areas, generously proportioned bedrooms with ample storage space, and high-quality appliances and fixtures. Blending indoor and outdoor living, these homes are ideal for entertaining and enjoying the outdoors, capitalising on the abundance of sunshine throughout the day.

All homes are standalone 3 to 5 bedroom houses with 2.5 to 3 bathrooms and an internal garage. Boasting an impressive size range of 142 to 183 sqm, these homes set a new standard for spaciousness and comfort.

Completed homes available now!*

* Please note completion dates are approximate and may change as the project progresses. All efforts will be made to keep the dates as realistic and up to date as possible.

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Stage 2

Lot 6   ^{UNDER OFFER}

Lot 7   ^SOLD

Lot 8   ^SOLD

Lot 9   ^SOLD

Lot 10   ^SOLD

Lot 11   ^SOLD

Lot 12   ^SOLD

Stage 3

Lot 13

Lot 14   ^SOLD

Lot 15

Lot 16

Lot 17   ^SOLD

Price List

About the area

Nestled amongst the hills south of Naenae, live your quiet family lifestyle with all your local needs met — a nearby Four Square, close bus stops, a 3-minute drive from Naenae town centre, and Lower Hutt CBD just a 9 minute drive away. Naenae was one of New Zealand's first fully-planned suburbs. The grid-like layout of traditional suburbs was rejected in favour of curving streets that encouraged walking and engagement with the surroundings and other people. Twenty-five per cent of the area features reserves and recreational areas.

Experience the Great Outdoors

Facing central Wellington from the eastern side of the harbour sits the charming city of Lower Hutt.

Take a dip a the Hutt River, fish the river mouth at Seaview, or enjoy the extensive Petone Beach foreshore. A short drive around the harbour takes you to one of the crown jewels of Wellington, Days Bay. Carry on further through to Eastbourne and explore the ruggest coast to Pencarrow.

The hills are surrounded by fabulous walking tracks such as the idyllic surrounds of Belmont Regional Park on foot. It’s got a range of tracks to pick from including the popular Korokoro Dam Loop.

Impeccable Eateries

Lower Hutt is known for its high-quality local produce and humming food scene. Eateries don’t have to search far and wide for fresh kai moana, fruit and veggies, and they cook up some fine fare with all these excellent ingredients.

Situated at the Southern end of the Hutt Valley is Petone—a vibrant hub home to many of Lower Hutt’s best cafes, restaurants, and bars.

Shop ‘til You Drop

Lower Hutt is home to Queensgate, Wellington’s largest shopping mall with over 140 stores all conveniently located under one roof, late night shopping on Thursdays, ample free covered-parking, and a state-of-the-art VMAX movie theatre.

Petone’s Jackson Street, which runs parallel to the seashore, is a vibrant and diverse range of specialist food importers and producers tucked between boutique shops and vintage outlets.

Arts and Education

Lower Hutt is home to well-regarded tertiary education providers. Weltec’s Petone Campus and Wellington Regional School of Construction, as well as the Open Polytechnic’s main campus.

Creativity is at the heart of Lower Hutt with a range of local creators and galleries, including The Dowse Art Museum—a thoroughly modern museum that looks after one of the country’s most important art and craft collections and hosts some of the country’s most fascinating exhibitions.

Photos courtesy of Hutt City Council, huttvalleynz.com