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LOCATIONSet in the rich antiquity of the deep southern land, Lake Tekapo typifies the clean, untouched image of the South Island, New Zealand. Only two and a half hours from Christchurch, with the Mount Cook National Park on your doorstep, Tekapo is perfectly situated for touring the dramatic Mackenzie Basin, the largest inter-montane (between mountains) basin in New Zealand. Standing at an altitude of 700m the lake derives its’ brilliant turquoise hue from the finely ground rock particles in the water. With panoramic views and on towards the glistening foothills of the Southern Alps, Lake Tekapo is also a place of mythology and rich high country history. Recreational opportunities are numerous. Ski-fields abound with Lake Tekapo’s Round Hill Ski field just a short drive from Bluewater Resort, while fishing, mountain biking. Kayaking, hunting, horse-riding and tramping at all levels are
popular year-round activities. Owning a Lake House at Bluewater
resort allows residents to tap into the wealth of Tekapo’s
year round recreational pursuits: tramping, fishing, horse riding,
mountain-biking. Kayaking, boating, scenic flights, star-gazing,
golf, hunting, climbing, skiing and snowboarding, cross country
skiing and heliskiing, ice-skating and water skiing. ABOUTSited facing North, with spectacular views across Lake Tekapo towards the magnificent foothills of the Southern Alps. Bluewater Resort offers purchasers unlimited usage rights to an iconic property in one of New Zealand's most untouched, stunning locations. The 109 Lake House development presents purchasers with a unique opportunity to own a beautiful property in a much sought after location, as part of a prestigious new Resort. Inspired by the traditional qualities of the Lake Tekapo landscape,
the architectural design reflects the textures, forms, materials
and colours of the region combined with the essential comforts of
modern living in addition to the wide range of outdoor recreational
activities available in the Mackenzie Basin. Bluewater Resort offers
residents an inviting Clubhouse restaurant & bar, gymnasium and
championship standard tennis courts. Interior Design Statement”The mood and style of the interior has been inspired by the surroundings, reflecting the earthy colours of the land and calming blues of the lake. We aim to balance the interior with the Architecture to complement each other rather than compete, through the use of timbers, natural products such as leather and a neutral colour palette. The Clubhouse will be warm and inviting, encouraging guests and locals alike to relax by the fire in a comfy leather club chair or dine in the elegantly casual restaurant and bar. Rich timber floors, sumptuous rugs, a timber and black granite bar, sparkling glasses and reflections from the lake. The Lake Houses will be based on classical design principles yet be sharp and contemporary containing all the comforts of modern living. Impact in the kitchens and bathrooms will be created through the use of innovative materials such as glass and tile walling and tiled flooring. Elegant furniture and generous beds with lustrous and tactile fabrics will convey sophistication and luxury.” Rubix Design Ltd The Bluewater Resort ClubhouseAt the heart of Bluewater Resort lies the convivial Clubhouse, a place to eat, drink and relax amongst warm friendly surroundings. The stunningly designed dining room will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner serving a wide selection of international standard cuisine and hearty local fare - all to be enjoyed with spectacular views across Lake Tekapo. The Clubhouse Bar will also be open for drinks and snacks daily where guests can unwind among comfortable sofas and intimate tables. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITYImagine owning a piece of extraordinary scenery in one of the most dramatic locations in the world. Bluewater Resort offers purchasers this unique opportunity to buy an individual, freehold unit titled Lake House as a lifestyle investment - a prime property at the early development stage. Queenstown and Wanaka have undergone dramatic development over the last 5 years – pushing local real estate prices. Kiwi property pundits have long recognised the untapped potential of the beautiful lake side village of Lake Tekapo, though until now there has been little scope for residential development. With so much of the surrounding landscape owned by the Crown, Bluewater Resort represents a rare opportunity to secure an investment in this unspoilt area. Not only is this an investment in Lake Tekapo’s most prestigious real estate, it is also in New Zealand’s reputation as one of the world’s most desirable destinations and rapidly expanding tourism market. For many purchasers who choose to stay at Bluewater Resort,however, the most valued return may be the high degree of personal pleasure derived from their surroundings and lifestyle. The Bluewater Resort Lake House options include studios one, two, three bedroom Lake Houses (ranging from 43 square metres to 163 square metres) with fully equipped kitchens and generous family and living areas. The clever design allows for easy division of each Lake House as separate units suitable for leaseback for rental income. NZ TOURISM OVERVIEWTourism is New Zealand’s largest industry and unlike many countries in the world, has continued to show increasing growth. Tourism Research Council New Zealand (TRIENZ) has predicted a growth of 5.8% per annum over the next six years indicating that visitor numbers should each 3.1 million visitors in 2010. For the year ending June 2004 international visitor numbers were 2.5 million. New Zealand now has a number of long term trends working in its favour and these should continue as the world market continues to discover the unique characteristics that set it apart from other nations. New Zealand’s remoteness and relative safety from other world destinations. Increased tourist interest in the natural environment highlighted in recent movies like Lord of the Rings. Growth in both long and short haul travel. Growing demand for cultural experiences. The Mackenzie District within which Lake Tekapo resides is a large area consisting of 745,562 hectares, which predominantly comprises of mountains, lakes and rural valleys. Bluewater Resort will become a key accommodation driver in the region responsible for anchoring additional overnight stays in a level of accommodation that is currently under supplied in the area. The district attracted $157 million in tourism expenditure in 2003 and predictions are that this will grow to $243 million by 2010. Bluewater Resort offers a year round fourseason experience, capturing occupancy throughout the year. It also provides adequate opportunity for immediate capital growth
that will mirror those gains already well documented in other Southern
Lake Towns and provides “sensible” risk management for
return potential as pressure for this type of facility is made evident
and credible to market commentators. PURCHASINGPlansThe purchase price includes chattels, fixtures, fittings and equipment making up the accommodation itself. The Lake Houses are subject to a management lease with owner’s having unlimited usage rights. What is the purchasing procedure? Total deposit will be 10% to be held in a lawyers trust account until settlement. Final balance will be due upon building completion and titles being issued for the Lake House, earliest quarter 3, 2005. Downloads Floorplans One-Bedroom Lake House Option 1 One-Bedroom Lakehouse Option 2 (Ground Floor) One-Bedroom Lake House Option 2 (First Floor) DeveloperThe Bluewater vision is lead by R & B Management, one
of New Zealand's long established property developers and winner
of industry awards including the 2004 New Zealand Institute of
Architects' Award for Architecture and the 2004 Property Council
of New Zealand Award with Merit. SalesFor further information please contact Sales & Marketing Chris Herbert Property Services Sales Team PO Box 431 Developer R & B Management Telephone 03 379 6350 FAQsWhere is Bluewater Resort? Who is the developer of Bluewater Resort? Who is the master planner of Bluewater Resort? Who is the architect? Who are the sales and marketing consultants? How many properties are there in the development? What is available? What is the investment offer? How secure is my investment? Can I sell my interest? Comparable sales? What has been done to ensure I have a quiet apartment? What is included in each apartment? Can I borrow against this property? Will there be car parking available? What is a body corporate? Am I buying a freehold or lease property? What assurance do I have that the Lake Houses will be built
to a premium standard? Can I live in my Bluewater Resort investment? What sort of investment do the Lake Houses present? What deposit is required? PRESSTourism Takes Off, Christchurch Press - 14th December 2004 "Mackenzie visitor numbers are increasing at well over the national rate. Commercial Accommodation Monitor figures for the year ending September show guest nights up 8.9 per cent, nearly double the national average of 4.5%. Guest's nights are forecast to increase 3.2% a year until 2010. About half of the districts population is involved in tourism related industry." CONTACTFor sales information please contact Chris Herbert PO Box 3928 Project Manager PO Box 3928
DISCLAIMERAlthough every precaution has been taken to establish the accuracy of the material herein at the time of production,
no responsibility will be taken for any errors or omissions. Prospective purchasers should not confine themselves to the content,
and make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all aspects. The material is for guidance only and does not constitute an offer
or contract. While the developer will use its best endeavours to ensure that each unit is built in accordance with plans and
specifications contained in this executive summary, the developer reserves the right to change or vary the information contained
in within these documents at any time. All illustrations and images are indicative only.
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