Selwyn Times: February 13, 2019

14 Wednesday February 13 2019
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SELWYN TIMES
a sanctuary
to call home
Creating a peaceful life,
where we put our wellness and
wellbeing first, can be a difficult
task in this day and age.
With the pressures of work, families and other commitments, it can
all lead to stress and fatigue and we find the need to recharge
even greater.
It is nice to seek solace in our surrounds. If we can find that peace
in the place we choose to live, then coming home means we can
instantly gain that calm and wellness – creating a better life for
ourselves and our loved ones.
At Te Whariki subdivision situated in Lincoln, you can find that oasis.
A restful surrounding, where nature and everyday life combine to
create a wonderful place to call home.
This sanctuary comes complete with wetlands dispersed throughout
– where Pukeko, Black Swan, frogs, ducks and a variety of other
wildlife all reside. These wetlands have a myriad of walkways and
cycle tracks so that you can meander or cycle your way around
while taking in the wonderful nature which inhabit here. This is a
great way to start or finish your working day, or to make the most of
your free time at the weekend.
The wide, curved roads also create a sense of space and freedom,
and with the nearby Lincoln University and all the amenities of
Lincoln Village only minutes away, you really will be living the
perfect life.
Te Whariki has been developed with care and thought by
Ngai Tahu Property in joint collaboration with Lincoln University. Te
Taumutu Runanga have worked closely with Ngai Tahu Property to
establish the wetlands, re-establish native plants and bring to life,
through street and reserve names, a number of place and species
names associated with Te Waihora (Lake Ellesmere).