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Waikato Business News September/October 2017

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WAIKATO BUSINESS NEWS <strong>September</strong>/<strong>October</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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Greenhill Park an “exceptional” place to live<br />

No expense has been spared and nothing<br />

left to chance as a developer behind a<br />

huge new subdivision in the north-east of<br />

Hamilton ensures its residents enjoy an<br />

amenity that is second to none.<br />

By GEOFF TAYLOR<br />

Jon Webb, a director of<br />

Chedworth Properties, is<br />

progressively developing<br />

up to 2,000 sites across 136<br />

hectares in north east Hamilton<br />

known as Greenhill Park<br />

– Hamilton’s first medium density<br />

suburb.<br />

Housing on a range of property<br />

sizes is being constructed<br />

with the aim of attracting a<br />

diverse community of people.<br />

The real secret to Greenhill<br />

Park is the attention to detail<br />

and its high amenity.<br />

Jon and Chedworth Properties<br />

development manager<br />

Tony McLauchlan are extremely<br />

hands on when it comes to<br />

ensuring builders comply with<br />

detailed design guidelines and<br />

meet the requirements imposed<br />

by a design review committee.<br />

A linchpin of the suburb<br />

is commercial development<br />

Greenhill Park taking shape.<br />

which has already occurred at<br />

the Wairere Dr entrance to the<br />

subdivision. The housing in<br />

effect will surround the commercial<br />

area which already<br />

comprises a number of retail<br />

outlets and eateries as well as<br />

Lawrenson Group’s newest<br />

restaurant/bar to open later this<br />

year, a Radius Integrated Medical<br />

Centre, Villa Dental and<br />

Montessori Childcare.<br />

Another huge asset will<br />

be the pocket parks nestled<br />

amid the subdivision, featuring<br />

walkways and cycleways<br />

and including an international<br />

quality, uniquely designed<br />

playground, a fitness trail with<br />

seven fitness stations and a<br />

petanque court. The parkland<br />

also comprises environmentally<br />

sustainable stormwater solutions<br />

such as swales and wetlands,<br />

capable of coping with a<br />

100-year flood.<br />

Chedworth Properties has<br />

been one of Hamilton’s most<br />

significant developers, creating<br />

an estimated 5000 sites. Notable<br />

subdivisions include Chedworth,<br />

Fairview Downs, Sherwood<br />

Park, St James Park and<br />

Horsham Estate. Chedworth<br />

Properties has worked alongside<br />

Tainui Group Holdings in<br />

its development of the Ruakura<br />

Inland Port to plan its latest<br />

addition to Hamilton, Greenhill<br />

Park.<br />

“We have owned this land<br />

for a long time and it was really<br />

important for us that it was<br />

going to be a really good subdivision,”<br />

says Jon. “The best it<br />

could possibly be.”<br />

Tony says Greenhill Park<br />

is pitched as a mid-market<br />

subdivision for buyers in the<br />

$600,000 and $750,000 market.<br />

Section sizes will range<br />

between 300 square metres to<br />

600 square metres. The range<br />

of section sizes means it can attract<br />

everyone from first home<br />

buyers to retirees.<br />

“It means we are attracting<br />

a diverse community of people<br />

instead of just one segment of<br />

the community – that is one of<br />

the great things Greenhill Park<br />

provides,” he says.<br />

“Smaller section sizes mean<br />

we need to have better shared<br />

amenity,” he says which is why<br />

so much effort has gone into<br />

creating the environment.<br />

See Chedworth Properties<br />

feature, page 36<br />

Chedworth Properties development<br />

manager Tony McLauchlan and<br />

director Jon Webb at Greenhill Park.<br />

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